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Legal Norms and Normative Relevance

Abstract Legal norms highlight as relevant certain circumstances for the qualification of actions as obligatory, prohibited, or permitted. But, in so doing, they disregard the relevance of many other circumstances, some of which could be significant if we look at the full spectrum of the reasons at stake.
Pablo E Navarro, Jorge L Rodríguez
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Legal Validity and Other Properties of Legal Norms

Abstract In Kelsen’s very influential account, legal validity is the specific mode of existence of legal norms. For this reason, legal validity entails legal applicability and legal bindingness. The chapter intends to show that these notions should be distinguished. It starts with the notion of membership to a legal system: which are the
Moreso, Josep Joan, Ródenas, Ángeles
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Norms, Normative Propositions, and Legal Statements

1982
Two major events characterize the development of legal philosophy in the decade 1966–1976: first, the increasing interest of legal theorists in deontic logic and the subsequent attempts to capitalize upon the insights achieved by deontic logicians for the clarification of legal reasoning and the analysis of legal concepts;1 second, the powerful attack ...
Eugenio Bulygin
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Is the R2P Norm a Legal Norm?

New Legal Reality: Challenges and Perspectives. II, 2022
The conception of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) was developed to resolve the practical problem of the inefficiency of the international community to address atrocities. The present contribution aims at the clarification of the theoretical problem on the nature of R2P norm and provision of conceptual tools for its solution.
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Logic Representation of Legal Norms

2022
Artificial Intelligence and algorithms are fundamentally transforming most aspects of human activities, starting with decision- making paradigms. The criminal matter does not escape this phenomenon; actually, these technologies are a constant feature of current debates on the development of criminal justice policies.
Marco Billi   +2 more
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Legal Institutions as Systems of Legal Norms

2000
In all social sciences that participate in the interdisciplinary science of public administration and public policy, one can observe a revival of the institutional approach (Keman, 1997). Although these institutional approaches may differ in many respects, what they have in common is that they all characterize institutions as distinct systems of rules ...
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