What underlying principles are applied to the LSAT?

nick7toney · July 2019

Hello everyone,

I just read an interesting explanation to a question that in part used "The Principle of Charity" to help wade through the answer choices (PT 74, part 3, q6, answer c). The explanation said that "The Principle of Charity" is applied throughout the LSAT as part of the foundation of the test. I was wondering what other, if any, principles underlie the LSAT? It seems to me it would be very helpful to know them.

Thank you!
Nick

keepcalmandneuron · July 2019

Hey OP, could you explain to me what "The Principle of Charity" is? I'm curious to know what that entails.

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