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Ontology and the laws of nature

Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 1987
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Unlocking Legal Validity: Some Remarks on the Artificial Ontology of Law

Law and Philosophy Library, 2018
Paolo Sandro
exaly  

The Temporal Ontology of Law. Prolegomena

2012
В статье осуществляется введение в проблематику темпоральной онтологии права. Автор предлагает осмыслить право на основании онтологического и постонтологического различий из горизонта правового времени. Результатом является локализация феномена права во временном разрыве между деянием и его правовыми последствиями.
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Ontology of Law

2018
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ONTOLOGICAL VALENCE OF PhILOSOPhY OF LAW

2017
The competition in modern jurisprudence of two respectable scientific disciplines: the philosophy of law and the theory of law, has so far reached such a poignancy that the relevance of the problem of demarcation of these concepts is beyond any doubt.
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Building a Taiwan Law Ontology Based on Automatic Legal Definition Extraction

Applied System Innovation, 2018
Yu-Ling Hsueh, Ren-Hung Hwang, Yu-Ling Hsueh   +2 more
exaly  

OGDL4M Ontology: Analysis of EU Member States National PSI Law

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing, 2016
Martynas Mockus
exaly  

Legal Ontologies and Loopholes in the Law

2009
The use of ontologies is today widely spread across many different domains. The main effort today is, with the development of Semantic Web, to make them available across the Internet community with the purpose of reuse. The legal domain has also been explored concerning ontologies, both on the general as on the subdomain level.
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Ontology and Reason Giving in Law

2016
John Gardner has noted that legal positivism is more a theory of legal validity than it is a theory about law ’ s nature. 1 This is true in that one can be a legal positivist and hold a variety of different theories about law ’ s nature, but not to the extent that ‘ anything goes ’ ontologically speaking.
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A legal case OWL ontology with an instantiation of Popov v. Hayashi

Artificial Intelligence and Law, 2012
Rinke Hoekstra, Adam Wyner
exaly