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Feminist Statutory Interpretation
Feminist Statutory ...
Kim Brooks
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Statutory Interpretation [PDF]
Statutory interpretation involves the reconstruction of the meaning of a legal statement when it cannot be considered as accepted or granted. This phenomenon needs to be considered not only from the legal and linguistic perspective, but also from the argumentative one - which focuses on the strategies for defending a controversial or doubtful viewpoint.
Walton Douglas +2 more
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Marek Słupczewski’s book Inference per analogiam in tax law is an interesting and valuable attempt to conduct a scientific analysis of one of the methods of interpretation of law, i.e. interpretation per analogiam.
Bogumił Brzeziński
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The Constitutional Court in light of interpretive decisions in normative control proceedings [PDF]
In a legal system based on the principle of the separation of powers, constitutional judicature is necessarily (given the nature of its social function) at the intersection of law and politics.
Stojanović Dragan
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Reviewing Argument Schemes for Legal Arguments of Statutory Interpretation
The current legal paradigm assumes that legal decisions must be justified. Judges use arguments as tools to accomplish this justification. Thus, this research presents an analysis to explain and illustrate arguments of statutory interpretation, given ...
Eduardo Brandão Nunes
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Situating Statutory Interpretation in its Public Law Context
Law teachers have debated whether teaching statutory interpretation as a distinct body of law requires that it be taught as a stand-alone subject, or whether it is best to ‘embed’ statutory interpretation within other subjects.
Janina Boughey, Lisa Burton Crawford
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Brighton v Will: The Legal Chasm between Animal Welfare and Animal Suffering
Through the mechanism of statutory interpretation, courts can narrow or widen the legal concept of animal cruelty. This was starkly brought to light in the case of Brighton v Will, where the Supreme Court of New South Wales held that stabbing a dog six ...
Sophie Riley
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The Life and Times of Textualism in South Africa
This paper analyses the dominant approaches to statutory interpretation through a historical lens. It argues that for most of South Africa's history the methods of interpretation were twisted in order to give effect to the intentions of the legislature ...
Kessler Perumalsamy
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Conscientious Objection in an Uncertain Time: New Challenges in Ireland
This paper explores the legal framework concerning the conscientious objection rights of employees in Ireland and critically considers how the various sources within that legal framework may overlap and intersect.
Desmond Ryan +4 more
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Joint Employment in the United States
The joint-employer doctrine in the United States is as fissured as the economy itself. As this paper’s brief survey of the different joint-employer standards used in the U.S.
Jeffrey M. Hirsch
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