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Legal Personhood and Disability
Abstract This chapter discusses the right to legal personhood in the context of disability. It explores some of the key ways in which legal personhood is denied to disabled people, as well as unique barriers to legal personhood that are being experienced due to intersecting forms of marginalisation for some individuals and groups; for ...openaire +1 more source
Representations
In the scholarship on legal personhood, corporations have received significant attention. Beginning with oceans and maritime worlds, I offer a related, though often overlooked, history of legal personhood through the movements of the British merchant ship.
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In the scholarship on legal personhood, corporations have received significant attention. Beginning with oceans and maritime worlds, I offer a related, though often overlooked, history of legal personhood through the movements of the British merchant ship.
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Abstract This chapter introduces the concept of legal personhood as well as the right to legal personhood. Legal theory, moral philosophy, and human rights law are used to explore the definition of ‘legal personhood’. ‘Legal capacity’ and ‘equal recognition before the law’, terms frequently used in human rights law, are also explored. It
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Property ownership and the legal personhood of artificial intelligence
Information and Communications Technology Law, 2021Rafael Dean Brown
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Legal Personhood and Marginalised Groups
Abstract This chapter explores the human right to legal personhood and its application to marginalised groups. It begins by defining ‘marginalisation’ and exploring intersectionality, which occurs when an individual or group is experiencing marginalisation based on two intersecting factors, such as race and gender.openaire +1 more source
AI and Legal Personhood: An African Perspective
Proceedings of the 2022 AAAI/ACM Conference on AI, Ethics, and Society, 2022openaire +1 more source
Personhood: current legal views.
Second opinion (Park Ridge, Ill.), 1990Medical developments have given people unprecedented control over the beginning and end of life but have also altered traditional and legal concepts of personhood. Recent court decisions on prefetal life, fetuses, the infirm, and the dying reflect a struggle with the new ambiguity surrounding the definition of "person."
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