Legal Reasons

Tim Wu, posting on Lawrence Lessig's blog gives a very cogent example of disciplined reason giving. This is reason in the thin sense, there's no need to refer to a substantive faculty to make sense of this entry. That's nice because it doesn't put any undue burden on other sorts of theories that might be contiguous to your legal reasoning.

Also, I agree with the general point that Wu is trying to make, and he makes it well.