In law, being precise matters more than being broadly correct. Saying "the Bible" instead of "the Gutenberg Bible" is technically right but legally imprecise—and that imprecision is what gets exploited. The lesson: in any high-stakes domain, the exact words you use define the boundaries of your argument, and loose language creates loopholes others can drive through.
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