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2013
Learning Legal Rules brings together the theory, structure, and practice of legal reasoning in order to help the reader to develop both their knowledge and reasoning skills. It provides techniques of legal research, analysis, and argument, and explains the operation of precedent as well as effective statutory interpretation.
James Holland, Julian Webb
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Learning Legal Rules brings together the theory, structure, and practice of legal reasoning in order to help the reader to develop both their knowledge and reasoning skills. It provides techniques of legal research, analysis, and argument, and explains the operation of precedent as well as effective statutory interpretation.
James Holland, Julian Webb
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Modelling temporal legal rules
Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law, 2011Legal reasoning involves multiple temporal dimensions but the existing state of the art of legal representation languages does not allow us to easily combine expressiveness, performance and legal reasoning requirements. Moreover we also aim at the combination of legal temporal reasoning with the defeasible logic approach, maintaining a computable ...
PALMIRANI, MONICA +2 more
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2020
We propose a volume which, taking law in and for itself, develops a sensitivity to legal practices, that is, an anthropology of these practices which refer somehow to a legal rule, be it to apply or interpret it, or even to dodge or violate it. Legal rules do not determine the behaviors of people to which they are supposed to apply, but they serve as ...
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We propose a volume which, taking law in and for itself, develops a sensitivity to legal practices, that is, an anthropology of these practices which refer somehow to a legal rule, be it to apply or interpret it, or even to dodge or violate it. Legal rules do not determine the behaviors of people to which they are supposed to apply, but they serve as ...
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2001
This chapter deals with the legal theory and procedural framework under which patients can obtain redress for their injuries resulting from treatment administered in the absence of informed consent. The evolution of the legal doctrine was driven by the demands of patients for redress for injuries, and more attention has been given by courts and ...
Jessica W. Berg +3 more
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This chapter deals with the legal theory and procedural framework under which patients can obtain redress for their injuries resulting from treatment administered in the absence of informed consent. The evolution of the legal doctrine was driven by the demands of patients for redress for injuries, and more attention has been given by courts and ...
Jessica W. Berg +3 more
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Legal Rules: Defeasible or Indefeasible?
2014This paper proposes a middle-ground solution in the dispute between legal defeasibilism and indefeasibilism. Several different readings of the concept of the defeasibility of legal rules are considered. The focus is on the concept referred to as the strong defeasibility of legal rules as defined by Frederick Schauer, that is, the alleged feature of ...
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Regulatory Rule-Making with Legal Challenges
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 2000zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Garvie, Devon A., Lipman, Barton L.
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2008
Rules are those legal commands which differentiate legal from illegal behavior in a simple and clear way. Standards, however, are general legal criteria which are unclear and fuzzy and require complicated judiciary decision making (Diver, 1983; Kaplow, 1992).
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Rules are those legal commands which differentiate legal from illegal behavior in a simple and clear way. Standards, however, are general legal criteria which are unclear and fuzzy and require complicated judiciary decision making (Diver, 1983; Kaplow, 1992).
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1980
As the practical function of moral no less than of legal rules is to guide inter-personal conduct according not to purely personal preferences but to supra-personal principles by which we want to live, their concomitant objective must be to discourage or deter morally deviant acts, if only because normative rules do not operate in a critical vacuum ...
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As the practical function of moral no less than of legal rules is to guide inter-personal conduct according not to purely personal preferences but to supra-personal principles by which we want to live, their concomitant objective must be to discourage or deter morally deviant acts, if only because normative rules do not operate in a critical vacuum ...
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International Journal for the Semiotics of Law = Revue internationale de Sémiotique juridique, 2014
This paper reflects on the idea of ‘visualization’ of legal rules as part of an account of rule following in action. Presenting an alternative to Van Schooten’s (Jurisprudence and communication. Deborah Charles, Liverpool, 2012) account of interpretation, I first distinguish between two modes of interpretation: rehearsing and discursive.
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This paper reflects on the idea of ‘visualization’ of legal rules as part of an account of rule following in action. Presenting an alternative to Van Schooten’s (Jurisprudence and communication. Deborah Charles, Liverpool, 2012) account of interpretation, I first distinguish between two modes of interpretation: rehearsing and discursive.
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Rule of Law and Legal Epistemology
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017In the positivistic conception of law, sources of law (statute, precedent) are strictly distinguished from other legal materials such as doctrine. Courts as well as academia are, however, beginning to recognise the legal relevance of doctrine and case law of lower courts. This acceptance of such epistemic sources is justified within the rule of law if
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