Louisiana Law: Its Development in the First Quarter
... 17178 had reserved to himself nothing but liege homage, which every subject owed to his sovereign,9 and (2) there was no preference by nobility or office, and all were equal before the law. ° Nor was this system later changed. When the charter of the Western Company expired in 1731,11 the French Gov ...
... 17178 had reserved to himself nothing but liege homage, which every subject owed to his sovereign,9 and (2) there was no preference by nobility or office, and all were equal before the law. ° Nor was this system later changed. When the charter of the Western Company expired in 1731,11 the French Gov ...
LAW, MORALITY, AND VIRTUE*
... the various conceptions of moral justification, that this is the case, if the general observance of those standards, according to all available knowledge of the relevant facts, would result in outcomes that, regarded from an impartial point of view, accord to everyone’s fundamental interests better ...
... the various conceptions of moral justification, that this is the case, if the general observance of those standards, according to all available knowledge of the relevant facts, would result in outcomes that, regarded from an impartial point of view, accord to everyone’s fundamental interests better ...
Ober092905
... Similarly, if B offers his grain in measures that are unknown to A, A will need to cover the cost of measuring out the grain for himself before he can conclude the bargain. Likewise, exchanges will be more costly if A and B must spend a lot of time and effort in finding each other in the first place ...
... Similarly, if B offers his grain in measures that are unknown to A, A will need to cover the cost of measuring out the grain for himself before he can conclude the bargain. Likewise, exchanges will be more costly if A and B must spend a lot of time and effort in finding each other in the first place ...
Do Constitutions Requiring Adherence to Shari`a Threaten Human
... scholars disagree, arguing instead that the trend towards constitutional Islamization is not, in itself, harmful. 6 The reasoning cited in support of these conflicting conclusions tends to be intuitive or anecdotal. At this point, there is a need for more systematic case studies of constitutional Is ...
... scholars disagree, arguing instead that the trend towards constitutional Islamization is not, in itself, harmful. 6 The reasoning cited in support of these conflicting conclusions tends to be intuitive or anecdotal. At this point, there is a need for more systematic case studies of constitutional Is ...
from the perplexity of opposite claims and not run the risk of losing
... virtue is actually found anywhere in the world, and this especially as years increase and the judgement is partly made wiser by experience and partly, also, more acute in observation. This being so, nothing can secure us from falling away altogether from our ideas of duty, or maintain in the soul a ...
... virtue is actually found anywhere in the world, and this especially as years increase and the judgement is partly made wiser by experience and partly, also, more acute in observation. This being so, nothing can secure us from falling away altogether from our ideas of duty, or maintain in the soul a ...
Mapping the labyrinth: advertising regulation in Spain
... instance, advertising tobacco and alcoholic beverages, differ from one region to another so that the same advertising campaign can be considered legal in one part of Spain and unlawful in another. Third, although judicial control is established by the General Advertising Law, a number of special pro ...
... instance, advertising tobacco and alcoholic beverages, differ from one region to another so that the same advertising campaign can be considered legal in one part of Spain and unlawful in another. Third, although judicial control is established by the General Advertising Law, a number of special pro ...
using legal process to fight terrorism: detentions, military
... and that it can never hope to bridge intractable social and political divisions among peoples. Strikingly, however, these are precisely the same types of arguments that critical legal theorists since the early twentieth century (beginning with the legal realists and later including critical legal st ...
... and that it can never hope to bridge intractable social and political divisions among peoples. Strikingly, however, these are precisely the same types of arguments that critical legal theorists since the early twentieth century (beginning with the legal realists and later including critical legal st ...
the role of law in economic thought: essays on
... to notice another factor that keeps that association alive. Reformers, like other people, are not above making mistakes. It is the duty of the professional economist to point them out. Now, if the economist in doing so uses 'marginal' methods, the criticized person's humanly understandable resentmen ...
... to notice another factor that keeps that association alive. Reformers, like other people, are not above making mistakes. It is the duty of the professional economist to point them out. Now, if the economist in doing so uses 'marginal' methods, the criticized person's humanly understandable resentmen ...
On Protection and Restriction of Private Property Right
... Article 13 of the Constitution of the People’s Republic of China (1982) regulates: “The state protects the right of citizens to own lawfully earned income, savings, houses and other lawful property.” Article 1 of the Amendment to the Constitution of the People’s Republic of China (1988) regulates: “ ...
... Article 13 of the Constitution of the People’s Republic of China (1982) regulates: “The state protects the right of citizens to own lawfully earned income, savings, houses and other lawful property.” Article 1 of the Amendment to the Constitution of the People’s Republic of China (1988) regulates: “ ...
What is Positive Law - Berkeley Law Scholarship Repository
... in Jenseits von Gut und Bdse, first published in 1886, immediately after Also Sprach Zarathustra;and Zur Genealogie der Moral, first published in 1887.1 By Nietzsche's own instructions, these last two books are to be read as a single work, since the latter was written as an "addition intended to com ...
... in Jenseits von Gut und Bdse, first published in 1886, immediately after Also Sprach Zarathustra;and Zur Genealogie der Moral, first published in 1887.1 By Nietzsche's own instructions, these last two books are to be read as a single work, since the latter was written as an "addition intended to com ...
Legal and Judicial Development: The Role of Civil Society in the
... government but also a vibrant civil society; ownership and commitment are needed from both in order to make the process legitimate. Although such inclusion may require lengthy preparation time in order to reach an effective level of cooperation, in the long run such a process may protect the reforms ...
... government but also a vibrant civil society; ownership and commitment are needed from both in order to make the process legitimate. Although such inclusion may require lengthy preparation time in order to reach an effective level of cooperation, in the long run such a process may protect the reforms ...
tolerable delinquencies
... In the way that it is used herein is not strictly: “illegal, deviant, or antisocial actions on the part of an adolescent” ...
... In the way that it is used herein is not strictly: “illegal, deviant, or antisocial actions on the part of an adolescent” ...
Georgia Law Review, Fall 1996
... can be inferred that because it was a jurisdictional statute, the ATCA was not intended to create any new cause of action, but rather to grant jurisdiction over those already in existence. [FN48] Exactly which causes of action, however, is the subject of some controversy. [FN49] Notwithstanding the ...
... can be inferred that because it was a jurisdictional statute, the ATCA was not intended to create any new cause of action, but rather to grant jurisdiction over those already in existence. [FN48] Exactly which causes of action, however, is the subject of some controversy. [FN49] Notwithstanding the ...
farewell ceremony address by the honourable jj
... a very respectful individual, a man who decided to take that bus, the Freedom Bus, saw similar what happened in America, he took the steps, he climbed up the steps on that bus with Charles Perkins going around New South Wales. He understood that, I guess with his background, what happened to people ...
... a very respectful individual, a man who decided to take that bus, the Freedom Bus, saw similar what happened in America, he took the steps, he climbed up the steps on that bus with Charles Perkins going around New South Wales. He understood that, I guess with his background, what happened to people ...
Verbatim Mac
... been obliterated not only for ourselves but more importantly for our children, starts the chain reaction. There is a loss of faith in established systems of power. There is a weakening among the elites of the will to rule. Government becomes despised. Rage looks for outlets. The nation goes into cri ...
... been obliterated not only for ourselves but more importantly for our children, starts the chain reaction. There is a loss of faith in established systems of power. There is a weakening among the elites of the will to rule. Government becomes despised. Rage looks for outlets. The nation goes into cri ...
Word - The Smallings
... Since the entire basis of logic is the fact of existence, we are compelled to use logic to prove things. This compulsion is not an accident of human nature, a mere philosophical choice, nor a product of our culture. We cannot avoid it if we are going to live in reality. When we say prove something, ...
... Since the entire basis of logic is the fact of existence, we are compelled to use logic to prove things. This compulsion is not an accident of human nature, a mere philosophical choice, nor a product of our culture. We cannot avoid it if we are going to live in reality. When we say prove something, ...
Ancient Skepticism, for
... and given how the arguments play out, we have fully understood what is right and wrong. Consider what the ancient skeptics would say in response to an argument often made against contemporary moral skepticism: you say you are doubting whether there is any moral knowledge; but don’t you know any numb ...
... and given how the arguments play out, we have fully understood what is right and wrong. Consider what the ancient skeptics would say in response to an argument often made against contemporary moral skepticism: you say you are doubting whether there is any moral knowledge; but don’t you know any numb ...
WHO`S AFRAID OF LEGAL PLURALISM?1
... In the roughly thirty years in which the concept legal pluralism has been used in legal and social scientific writings, it has become a subject of emotionally loaded debates. The issue mostly addressed in these debates, and the one distinguishing it from the common discussions over the concept of la ...
... In the roughly thirty years in which the concept legal pluralism has been used in legal and social scientific writings, it has become a subject of emotionally loaded debates. The issue mostly addressed in these debates, and the one distinguishing it from the common discussions over the concept of la ...
a copy of the Call for Evidence paper here
... In terms of legal aid policy, some significant developments in recent years which have impacted on recipients of legal aid have included the Legal Services (Scotland) Act 2010 which placed a duty on the Scottish Legal Aid Board to monitor the availability and accessibility of legal services. The Sco ...
... In terms of legal aid policy, some significant developments in recent years which have impacted on recipients of legal aid have included the Legal Services (Scotland) Act 2010 which placed a duty on the Scottish Legal Aid Board to monitor the availability and accessibility of legal services. The Sco ...
Reconciling Socioeconomic Rights and Directive Principles with a
... light on constitutional interpretation—frameworks that help define the unwritten fundamental law underlying constitutional texts. The first is a substantive rule of law theory based on the notion that a higher law was a key part of medieval and feudal jurisprudential thought.24 This stream of consti ...
... light on constitutional interpretation—frameworks that help define the unwritten fundamental law underlying constitutional texts. The first is a substantive rule of law theory based on the notion that a higher law was a key part of medieval and feudal jurisprudential thought.24 This stream of consti ...
Hart, Fuller, Dworkin, and Fragile Norms
... advantage of seriously immoral "laws." Radbruch and Fuller's contentions depend on a way of assessing the morally relevant consequences of adopting various conceptions of laws that is different from that expressed in Hart's Proposition Three. Fuller held that obviously moral contention of Hart to be ...
... advantage of seriously immoral "laws." Radbruch and Fuller's contentions depend on a way of assessing the morally relevant consequences of adopting various conceptions of laws that is different from that expressed in Hart's Proposition Three. Fuller held that obviously moral contention of Hart to be ...
Transforming the law firm`s document workflows
... efficiencies that a DMS can deliver. In the International Legal Technology Association’s (ILTA) 2014 Technology Survey, 66% of firms said they are not using any significant third-party add-in for their DMS to help generate a matter-centric workspace or folders or to further enhance the DMS platform. ...
... efficiencies that a DMS can deliver. In the International Legal Technology Association’s (ILTA) 2014 Technology Survey, 66% of firms said they are not using any significant third-party add-in for their DMS to help generate a matter-centric workspace or folders or to further enhance the DMS platform. ...
CCI3 LAW 505 2015 AMNESTY OR PARDON – OBJECTIVE
... a valuable book of criminal law and criminal procedure in three volumes, with respect to the institution of amnesty and pardon said that: “Any leniency made to an offender is an exception of the law”.Tanovicenu denied the institutions of amnesty and pardon, considering them contrary to legal princip ...
... a valuable book of criminal law and criminal procedure in three volumes, with respect to the institution of amnesty and pardon said that: “Any leniency made to an offender is an exception of the law”.Tanovicenu denied the institutions of amnesty and pardon, considering them contrary to legal princip ...
Athenian Democracy and Legal Change
... chairman (epistates), and a third of the prytany would remain on duty for the entire 24-hour period. From the time of Ephialtes (c. 463/2) until early in the fourth century, the prytany and the chairman would preside at meetings of the Council and of the Assembly. Both citizens and noncitizens could ...
... chairman (epistates), and a third of the prytany would remain on duty for the entire 24-hour period. From the time of Ephialtes (c. 463/2) until early in the fourth century, the prytany and the chairman would preside at meetings of the Council and of the Assembly. Both citizens and noncitizens could ...
London Court of Arbitration
... throughout the world, and from country to country, and no generalizations should be made. But one thing is certain, and that is that the rest of the world views Americans as confrontational and quick to call in the lawyers. Perhaps the words of the English Lord Denning best sum up the foreign view: ...
... throughout the world, and from country to country, and no generalizations should be made. But one thing is certain, and that is that the rest of the world views Americans as confrontational and quick to call in the lawyers. Perhaps the words of the English Lord Denning best sum up the foreign view: ...
Scepticism in law
Scepticism in law has arisen in late nineteenth century, not merely as a protest against idea of natural law, but also as a reaction against formalism of legal positivists. Legal Scepticism, is also commonly known as Legal Realism. This is an inept label in the context of philosophy because the word 'realism' is also used for school of thought founded by Plato and his followers. Therefore some prefer the word 'scepticism’.The word 'realist' is inept in the context of philosophy because American legal sceptics are also against the philosophy of Plato and his followers. The reason for this preference for the use of word 'scepticism' is not only that this word is used in the writings of sceptic jurists themselves, but also that this word is suitable in the context of history of philosophy.