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Behavioral Sciences and the Law, 2007
AbstractThe free will debate widely exceeds the neuroscientific and philosophical fields due to profound implications for legislation, case law and psychiatric expert opinion. Data from Benjamin Libet's experiments on the readiness potential have been used as an argument against personal responsibility and for changes in the law.
Wolfram Kawohl
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AbstractThe free will debate widely exceeds the neuroscientific and philosophical fields due to profound implications for legislation, case law and psychiatric expert opinion. Data from Benjamin Libet's experiments on the readiness potential have been used as an argument against personal responsibility and for changes in the law.
Wolfram Kawohl
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Chapter 3: Modernization of German Civil Law and Japanese Civil Law Interpretation
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Chapter 2: Japanese Civil Law and German Law – From the Viewpoint of Comparative Law –
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European Review of Private Law, 2002
The harmonisation of law by means of directives is increasingly assuming the role of creating a common market in Europe, principally by means of civil and business law. This paper will briefly trace this legislation.
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The harmonisation of law by means of directives is increasingly assuming the role of creating a common market in Europe, principally by means of civil and business law. This paper will briefly trace this legislation.
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Alternative obligation in civil law: German and Russian regulatory experience
Civil Law Review, 2022The article analyzes the classical theory of alternative obligations developed by German civil law doctrine, including the origin of this theory and issues related to its structural elements. Particular attention is paid to the functions of the alternative obligation and their influence on the formation of the classical model of the alternative ...
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The Common Concept of the Abstract Law in German and Chinese Civil Law
WACS Conference ProceedingsThis paper explores the shared foundation of abstract legal conceptualization in Chinese and German law and proposes a digital method for improving legal reasoning and prognosis. While logical reasoning based on binary evaluations forms the basis of legal decision-making, complex cases require the weighing of arguments, moving beyond binary logic into ...
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