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Judicial Methodology in Statutory Interpretation

1998
Abstract There are two logically separable types of judicial decision in a British appellate court, the application of common law rules and the application of statute rules. Both involve the fitting of rules to fact situations taken as given, whether arising from the decision by a jury in a criminal trial or a first instance judge in a ...
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Interpretative Methods and Judicial Power

2017
Homosexuality is a crime and punishable under Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code. The Delhi High Court on July 2, 2009 held Section 377 to be unconstitutional with respect to penetrative sex, i.e., penile-anal sex and penile-oral sex, between consenting adults in private.
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A Causal View of Judicial Interpretation

2020
The skeptical version of the realist theory holds that judicial interpretation, performed by an authentic interpreter, is an act of the will, that interpretation cannot be true or false and is necessarily valid, whatever its content, that it is the interpreter who is the real producer of the norm and not the author of the text subject to interpretation.
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Limits of judicial interpretation

Prologue: Law Journal, 2019
I. A. Minnikes, E. V. Pirmaev
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WTO Judicial Interpretation

2012
Gregory Shaffer, Joel P. Trachtman
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Judicial Interpretation of Standard Clauses

2020
Rocío Digón, Kamil Mehiz, Tony Cole
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Judicial: Interpretation of the courts

American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 1986
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