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Argument is the life of law. In order to prove a legal issue, the science of law goes through the tortuous path of judicial reasoning to prove the legal fact of a civil or criminal case.
Heidar Piri
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Neo-Constitutionalism and Legal Reasoning
This paper aims to explore the functions of the theory of legal argumentation (TLA) on Constitutional States and will especially focus on the political and self-reflective functions of the TLA within the framework of a neo-constitutionalistic legal ...
Alfonso García Figueroa
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Justifying Particular Reasoning in a Legal Context
Particular reasoning is arguably the most common type of legal reasoning. Neil MacCormick proposed that, in a legal context, justifiable particular reasoning has to be universalizable.
Jingjing Wu
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Legal linguistic templates and the tension between legal knowledge representation and reasoning
There is an inherent tension between knowledge representation and reasoning. For an optimal representation and validation, an expressive language should be used. For an optimal automated reasoning, a simple one is preferred.
Tomer Libal
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A Default-Logic Paradigm for Legal Reasoning and Factfinding [PDF]
Unlike research in linguistics and artificial intelligence, legal research has not used advances in logical theory very effectively. This article uses default logic to develop a paradigm for analyzing all aspects of legal reasoning, including factfinding.
Walker, Vern R.
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Legal prejudices to sylogism. A confusion between form and conent
This text holds that some of the prejudices and preventions to the use of legal syllogism, as the way of reasoning or making legal decisions, result from a confusion in comprehension of what a syllogistic reasoning is.
Gregorio Posada Ramírez +2 more
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The politics of prisoner legal rights [PDF]
The article begins by locating human rights law within the current political context before moving on to critically review judicial reasoning on prisoner legal rights since the introduction of the Human Rights Act 1998.
Creighton +16 more
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Why Legal Reasoning has to be Unique
This article addresses the issue of the uniqueness of legal reasoning and, specifically, the author advances the thesis that what makes legal reasoning different from the reasoning employed in demonstrative and empirical sciences and matters of ...
Maciej Koszowski
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A Reasoner for Calendric and Temporal Data [PDF]
Calendric and temporal data are omnipresent in countless Web and Semantic Web applications and Web services. Calendric and temporal data are probably more than any other data a subject to interpretation, in almost any case depending on some cultural ...
Bry, François +2 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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