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This book serves as a comprehensive guide to legal argumentation, intended for both students and practitioners in the field of law. It explores various aspects of legal reasoning, including the use of markers in legal discourse, different types of arguments, and common reasoning errors. The book also delves into the status and scope of legal arguments, discussing principles such as obiter dictum and ratio decidendi. It highlights the unique features of legal argumentation across different legal systems, including French law, common law, Talmudic law, and Islamic law. Designed to be accessible to anyone interested in legal reasoning, the book encourages a deeper understanding of legal arguments and their applications.