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Rules of interpretation – qualitative research in tourism by incorporating legal science canons

Current Issues in Tourism, 2022
Achieving rigour is one of the key challenges in qualitative research. Despite a significant amount of triangulation efforts in regards to data, methods, researcher and theory, actual coding aspects do not get the same level of analytical attention. This
Ralf Vogler
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Theory of state and law as a legal science

Государство и право, 2021
The article deals with the issues related to the criteria of scientific character of legal science in general and the theory of state and law in particular. It is proved that the components of legal science are dogmatic and non-dogmatic elements.
V. Kornev
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Neurorights in Chile: Between neuroscience and legal science

Regulating Neuroscience: Transnational Legal Challenges, 2021
The paper is a critical review of the latest bills submitted to the Chilean Congress to legislate on so-called neuro-rights. The main purpose is to prove that, camouflaged behind philosophical and scientific simplifications, the bills lack the minimum ...
A. Zúñiga-Fajuri   +3 more
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X. Legal Science

The Civil Law Tradition, 2020
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History and methodology of legal science

, 2021
The textbook systematically highlights the problems of the history and methodology of legal science. It analyzes the history of foreign and Russian legal science, examines philosophical and legal theories and the fundamental principles of cognition that ...
L. Rasskazov
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Hans Kelsen on legal interpretation, legal cognition, and legal science

Jurisprudence, 2019
As the title suggests, I take up three motifs in the article. Legal science, on a narrower reading, examines the law qua object of legal cognition. Substituting legal cognition for traditional legal interpretation, Kelsen claims that legal cognition is ...
S. Paulson
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Legal Science Versus Science in Law

Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1972
From the viewpoint of the layman, there is something awesome about judicial power. The judges have unbridled power, which they are free to exercise or withhold at will. They are free to promulgate new laws as well as interpret freely the old. There are no parameters to judicial authority.
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ChatGPT: Forensic, legal, and ethical issues

Medicine, Science and the Law, 2023
Artificial intelligence (AI) refers to a group of technologies that enable people to perform a variety of activities, including observing, comprehending, analysing and translating data, among other things. Nowadays, practically every school of thought is
Ankita Guleria   +3 more
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Summarization of legal documents: Where are we now and the way forward

Computer Science Review, 2021
Due to huge amount of legal information availability on the internet, as well as other sources, it is important for the research community to do more extensive research on the area of legal text processing, which can help us make sense out of the vast ...
Deepali Jain, M. Borah, A. Biswas
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Comparative Law and Legal Science

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011
This paper argues that it is useful for law students to gain some knowledge of comparative law for the following reasons: 1. A lawyer who has familiarised him or herself with the law of foreign jurisdictions is less likely to experience the 'threshold of the unfamiliar.' 2.
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