The study’s objective is to reflect on the cultural and legal experience of United States Supreme Court as oldest body constitutional justice, with its long tradition, which seems essential for states undergoing law reform. study used general scientific methods analogy, classification, typology, systematization, analysis, others, well special such systematic, functional, historical, judicial pr...

Political scientists have shown that one can anticipate how a judge will decide a case more often than chance, or a reading of the facts, might allow by using various predictors such as party affiliation, gender, or the judge’s own decisions on earlier similar cases. The simplest explanation for such behavior is that judges first decide what they want the outcome of the case to be, then go back...

Over the past five years, cartographic practices have been profoundly renewed and have mainly been concentrated within large metropolises, where maps are usually found in the subway, in the street (street furniture) or in paperback city guides. ese maps are now available on the Internet and by extension on mobile phones, accompanying individuals as they move from place to place. Augmented by m...

This chapter claims that analogy-making, in particular the structural mapping ability is a very basic mechanism in human cognition and thus, it is also a basic mechanism for anticipation. A number of various everyday situations are analyzed that involve anticipation by analogy. Then the role of analogy is discussed in computational term to analyze why using analogy ensures flexible behavior and...

A mind is a computer.