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Taylor's Principles and Practice of Medical Jurisprudence
JAMA - Journal of the American Medical Association, 1966The standards of forensic medicine and of medical jurisprudence (the terms are not synonymous) are not genuinely tested by investigation of a natural death, but rather by what happens when someone in high place meets a violent end. Those standards are sometimes pitifully weak in this country. It is unlikely that a comparable medicolegal weakness would
S M Rabson
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The Future of Literary-Legal Jurisprudence: Mere Theory or Just Practice?
Law and Humanities, 2011A discussion has been presented on the important bond between theory and practice in law and legal theory and venture into what literature, or the humanities, can offer to law. The author opines that conversations on how the humanities and law can work together on the subject of phronesis should be made.
Jeanne Gaakeer
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Recognition in Treaties, Jurisprudence, and Practice
Abstract Although practice on recognition is abundant, it is opaque and incoherent, making it difficult to ascertain the actual views of States regarding the legal value of their own acts. The only treaty to deal with recognition in general is the Montevideo Convention, however its provisions in this regard are unclear and its status as ...Kilibarda Pavle
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Problem Solving Courts: Therapeutic Jurisprudence in Practice
2013A transformation in the judiciary has occurred over the past 20 years. The traditional role of the courts has been to adjudicate disputed issues of fact in civil and criminal cases. Traditionally, judges were neutral arbiters considering conflicting evidence and rendering a decision based on the law and the facts.
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Jurisprudence as Practical Philosophy
Legal Theory, 1998Nowhere has H.L.A. Hart's influence on philosophical jurisprudence in the English-speaking world been greater than in the way its fundamental project and method are conceived by its practitioners. Disagreements abound, of course. Philosophers debate the extent to which jurisprudence can or should proceed without appeal to moral or other values.
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Principles and Practice of Medical Jurisprudence
Journal of Cell Science, 1871ABSTRACT If any one will take the trouble to compare this work with those that have preceded it, he will at once perceive to how large an extent the study of medical jurisprudence is indebted to inquiries conducted by the aid of the microscope.
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Jurisprudence: Realism in Theory and Practice.
American Sociological Review, 1963Julius Cohen, Karl N. Llewellyn
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Practical‐Political Jurisprudence and the Dual Nature of Law
Ratio Juris, 2013AbstractLaw contains many dualities, though most, if not all, of these dualities resolve into one complex puzzle: To what extent is law a matter of pure social facts, or moral value untethered to social facts? I argue that each concept of law reconciles this duality in a different way on the basis of certain beneficial consequences that might result ...
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