“Ergo” is a Latin term often used in legal contexts to indicate logical consequence or inference. It is typically employed in legal arguments or discussions to signify a logical deduction or conclusion based on preceding facts or premises. In legal writing or argumentation, “ergo” is used to indicate that a particular conclusion logically follows from the facts or principles previously stated. It serves to emphasise the logical connection between premises and conclusions in legal reasoning.
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