Dworkin argues that there is a correct answer even to the most difficult of legal problems and it is the obligation of a judge to strive for identifying that right answer through a careful interpretation of legal materials.

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Dworkin believes in the "right answer thesis," arguing that for every legal problem, there is a correct answer derived from a principled interpretation of legal materials, and it is the judge's duty to discover this through careful analysis.

Dworkin Argues That There Is a Correct Answer Even to the Most