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    Professor Courtney Cox on Normative Uncertainty

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    By on October 1, 2021 Faculty, In the News

    Professor Courtney Cox was interviewed on the Private Law podcast where she discussed her latest publication, Confronting Normative Uncertainty.

    In cases of increasing difficulty … that’s where we’re now going to have different jurisprudences pointing to different directions, and I think if we’re really intellectually honest with ourselves, I don’t know if anyone has a fully, completely, totally worked out jurisprudence that can provide an answer in every case … And now I’m saying, look, you’ve got a judge who is rightly uncertain, whether she’s uncertain because she hasn’t fully worked out her views, or she hasn’t really explored, or she doesn’t have enough information … At the end of the day, [she]’s got to make a decision … What is she to do?

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