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Characteristics of argumentation in general which impact legal argumentation
In this article it is claimed that legal argumentation should part from principles contained in argumentation in general. Therefore, it should be adapted to argumentative criterions which take into account the logic component (as a product), rhetoric (as
Juan Manuel Peña Castaño
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Legal argumentation is usually considered the more formal (or, at least, formalistic) kind of practical argumentation, thanks to the long tradition of “legal syllogism” as its formal instrument, but also to its legal restraint (the formalistic aspect ...
Giovanni Damele
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The Pandemic of Argumentation [PDF]
This open access book addresses communicative aspects of the current COVID-19 pandemic as well as the epidemic of misinformation from the perspective of argumentation theory.
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This contribution provides an overview of how argumentation theorists, philosophers, legal theorists and legal philosophers approach questions about the standards for the correctness of legal argumentation. Ideas about the analysis and evaluation of legal argumentation, developed by influential authors in the field, will be examined.
Feteris, E.
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On the benefits of argumentation-derived evidence in learning policies [PDF]
. Trust is a mechanism for managing the uncertainty about autonomous entities and the information they store, and so can play an important role in any decentralized system.
Parsons, Simon +12 more
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Teisinis samprotavimas: argumentacinis metodologinis požiūris
Teisinis argumentavimas, samprotavimas, teisės aiškinimas – susiję, sutampantys, o kartais tapatinami teise grįsto sprendimo priėmimo proceso aspektai. Lietuviškoje teisės doktrinoje plačiau analizuojama teisės aiškinimo, interpretavimo problematika, o ...
Eglė Mackuvienė
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The inextricable entanglement of argumentation and interpretation in law [PDF]
At the basis of tireless efforts to explain the nature of law lies the question of how judges should decide cases. Therefrom arises a need for a theory that would clarify the role of the courts and, moreover, provide guidance to them on reaching
Marković Miloš
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The article discusses topics in the context of contemporary legal argumentation. It starts with a sketch of the development of topics from ancient times until the present day.
Guenther Kreuzbauer
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The Relevance of Liturgies in the Courts of Classical Athens [PDF]
What was the function of classical Athenian courts? Did they intend to enforce the rule of law? The greatest obstacle to accepting an affirmative answer is the wide use of, at first sight and from a modern (sometimes anachronistic) perspective, remotely ...
Vasileios Adamidis
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Statement Types in Legal Argument [PDF]
In this paper we present an overview of the process of argumentation with legal cases, from evidence to verdict. We identify the various different types of statement involved in the various stages, and describe how the various types relate to one another.
Latifa Al-Abdulkarim +2 more
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