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The Role of Culture in Legal Languages, Legal Interpretation and Legal Translation [PDF]
International Journal for the Semiotics of Law, 2020 The aim of this short essay is to highlight and concisely explore-but not address in depth-some cultural aspects related to legal languages, legal interpretation and legal translation. We would like to consider briefly the following questions: How can elements of legal language, as exemplified by proper names and euphemisms, be connected with cultural (
Anna Piszcz +2 more
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Legal interpretation without truth
Revus, 2016 The paper purports to provide an analytical treatment of the truth and legal interpretation issue. In the first part, it lays down a conceptual apparatus meant to capture the main aspects of the legal interpretation phenomenon, with particular attention paid to the several kinds of linguistic outputs (interpretive sentences in a broad sense) resulting ...
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Argument from Precedent in Legal Interpretation of Texts of Legal Acts from the Perspective of a Derivative Concept of Legal Interpretation [PDF]
Archiwum Filozofii Prawa i Filozofii Społecznej, 2022 The aim of this article is to ascertain whether in the Polish legal culture in which precedent is not a legislative fact, it can become an argument in the process of judicial interpretation. The article posits that an analysis of precedent as an argument
Agnieszka Choduń
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Dialogical Concept of Legal Interpretation [PDF]
Archiwum Filozofii Prawa i Filozofii Społecznej, 2020 The purpose of this text is to present an outline of the dialogical concept of legal interpretation. It involves the need to establish the relationship between the legislature and courts.
Zygmunt Tobor, Konrad Kobyliński
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Objective» and «subjective» concepts of legal interpretation in German legal doctrine
Науково-інформаційний вісник Івано-Франківського університету права імені Короля Данила Галицького, 2023 Purpose. The purpose of the article is to reveal the essence of «objective» and «subjective» concepts of legal interpretation, their theoretical basis and practical application, a comparative analysis of the differences between «objective» and ...
Yermolenko D., Udovyka L.
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Journal of Islamic Law, 2023 This article explores religious judges’ interpretations of Islamic legal maxims through a content analysis of 30 verdicts that granted permission for husbands’ polygamous marriages issued by the Religious Court of Mojokerto in Indonesia from 2020 to ...
Mukhammad Nur Hadi +2 more
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On Possible Applications of Paul Ricoeur’s Thought in Legal Theory [PDF]
Archiwum Filozofii Prawa i Filozofii Społecznej, 2015 The paradigm of legal positivism, historically the most important attempt at turning law into science, has been subject to thorough criticism in past decades. The criticism has concerned the most important features of legal positivism, and especially the
Marcin Pieniążek
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Historical interpretation in law: content and types
Правоприменение, 2022 The subject of the study is historical method of interpretation in law, its capacities and types. Despite the recognition of historical interpretation by legal science, there are no specialized works and there is no consensus on the content of this ...
I. A. Minnikes, I. V. Minnikes
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Pragmatics in Legal Interpretation [PDF]
, 2017 How should pragmatic dimensions of meaning be understood when they occur in the frequently normative use of language in law? In this chapter, referring principally to common law systems, we outline how pragmatic issues arise in the interpretation of legal texts; we describe how legal interpretation has treated indirect and implied meaning; and we ask ...
Durant, Alan, Leung, Janny
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The Status of Soft Law in Interpreting the Lithuanian Constitution
Teisė, 2021 In this paper, I examine the status of soft law in the official interpretation of the Lithuanian Constitution. The “living constitution” doctrine dominates the Lithuanian constitutional scholarship.
Donatas Murauskas
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