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Gödelian sentences, Rosserian sentences and truth [PDF]
Journal of Logic and Computation, 2022 AbstractThere is a long-standing debate in the logico-philosophical community as to if/why the Gödelian sentences of a consistent and sufficiently strong theory are true ($\gamma $ is a Gödelian sentence of $T$ when $\gamma $ is equivalent to the $T$-unprovability of $\gamma $ inside $T$). The prevalent argument seems to be something like the following:
Ziba Assadi, Saeed Salehi
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The sentencing of offences involving domestic abuse in Scotland
, 2022 This review is intended to provide a coherent overview of the sentencing of offences involving domestic abuse in Scotland. This review follows a period of intense legal and policy change and occurs at the time when then Scottish Sentencing Council is ...
Gormley, Jay +2 more
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On the Role of Sentence Stress in Sentence Processing [PDF]
Language and Speech, 1977 Words bearing high stress appear to be easier to process during sentence comprehension. Since sentence stress typically falls on content words this suggests that comprehension is organized according to a form class bias: process stressed items as content words. The present study measured reaction-time (RT) to word-initial phoneme targets on content and
Cutler, A., Foss, D.
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Sentencing as craftwork and the binary epistemologies of the discretionary decision process [PDF]
, 2007 This article contends that it is time to take a critical look at a series of binary categories which have dominated the scholarly and reform epistemologies of the sentencing decision process.
Tata, Cyrus
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Conceptions and representations of the sentencing decision process [PDF]
, 1997 This article attempts to reflect on the success of attempts by academic research to understand and explain the sentencing decision process. It identifies conventional themes in the conception and representation of that decision process and argues that ...
Tata, Cyrus
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Sentence to Sentence Similarity. A Review
, 2019 This paper suggests a novel sentence-to-sentence similarity measure. The proposal makes use of both word embedding and named-entity based semantic similarity. This is motivated by the increasing short text phrases that contain named-entity tags and the importance to detect various levels of hidden semantic similarity even in case of high noise ratio ...
Bounab, Y. (Yazid) +4 more
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Osgoode Hall Law Journal, 2022 In Implicating the System: Judicial Discourses in the Sentencing of Indigenous Women, Elspeth Kaiser-Derrick critically engages with sentencing decisions involving Indigenous women and the application of Gladue reports during sentencing.
Arunita Das
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Mandatory Minimum Sentences of Imprisonment: Exploring the Consequences for the Sentencing Process
Osgoode Hall Law Journal, 2001 In this article, the author discusses the nature and consequences of the mandatory sentences of imprisonment created by Bill C-63 in 1995. These mandatory sentences constitute the most comprehensive collection of mandatory minima in Canadian history, and
Julian V. Roberts
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Analysis of the Difficulties in Balancing Judicial Practice and Sentencing from the Perspective of the Broad System for Admitting Guilty and Punishing Duty Crimes [PDF]
SHS Web of ConferencesThe implementation of the leniency system for confessing and accepting punishment for jobrelated crimes plays an important role in improving judicial efficiency and saving judicial resources, but it also exposes the problem of difficulty in achieving ...
Wang Yanlin
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