think big

This is a general book introducing legal thinking. It does not talk about difficult laws and technical terms, but summarizes the underlying logic that everyone can use from a large number of rules and procedures, such as those shared by legal practitioners all over the world. Six thinking models: rule thinking, right thinking, procedural thinking, final thinking, authoritative thinking, anticipatory thinking, and re-understand the world in the context of legal thinking.

If you are a legal worker, this book can help you jump out of the discipline boundaries defined by specific laws and regulations, see how top legal people think and solve problems, gain insight into the underlying thinking structure of the legal system; help you combine history and politics , economics, and philosophy to rethink the law, and to work at the high point of the discipline.

If you are not a legal worker, this book can help you understand how various systems, rules, principles and procedures are formulated, and learn the best tricks to solve complex problems from the wisdom of legal people; it will remind you that solving problems not only You need to consider the present, but also the past and the future; you should not only consider the gains and losses of a single event, but also the overall long-term interests; it will prompt you to explore how the big society affects your own development, not limited to your own small universe.

An ancient Roman legal proverb once said: "The law does not care about trivial matters." The law deals with larger social issues, so it requires a big thinking pattern. And big thinking helps everyone.