afternoon session - People With Disability Australia
... detail. New Zealand stated that while specific issues of loans, mortgage, and credit could be incorporated into Article 15, it would like to see other important concepts retained in the text of this Article. New Zealand then pointed out that the Canadian proposal is the only one explicitly stating t ...
... detail. New Zealand stated that while specific issues of loans, mortgage, and credit could be incorporated into Article 15, it would like to see other important concepts retained in the text of this Article. New Zealand then pointed out that the Canadian proposal is the only one explicitly stating t ...
CCS legal and regulatory development
... “Gap and barrier” analysis: how do existing frameworks match up with what future CCS legislation would aim to achieve? Amend existing regulation or develop dedicated regulation Review regulation to ensure fit for purpose © OECD/IEA 2010 ...
... “Gap and barrier” analysis: how do existing frameworks match up with what future CCS legislation would aim to achieve? Amend existing regulation or develop dedicated regulation Review regulation to ensure fit for purpose © OECD/IEA 2010 ...
Critical questions in computational models of legal argument
... strength. The basic method proposed in [11, p. 223] makes use of critical questions associated with each argument scheme. Six such critical questions have been identified for arguments from expert opinion: 1. Expertise Question: How credible is E as an expert ...
... strength. The basic method proposed in [11, p. 223] makes use of critical questions associated with each argument scheme. Six such critical questions have been identified for arguments from expert opinion: 1. Expertise Question: How credible is E as an expert ...
Legal Positivism
... so too does his capacity to threaten, and his commands lose their legal status as a result. If a rule is a law it is not in virtue of the threatened sanction or the capacity of an individual to make good on a threat. Not every rule is law of course. The existence of law presupposes law making autho ...
... so too does his capacity to threaten, and his commands lose their legal status as a result. If a rule is a law it is not in virtue of the threatened sanction or the capacity of an individual to make good on a threat. Not every rule is law of course. The existence of law presupposes law making autho ...
Law and Morality - The Tanner Lectures on Human Values
... the light of acceptable principles. Precisely the doctrinal achievements of legal experts have made us aware of the post-traditional mode of validity of modern law. In positive law all norms have, at least in principle, lost their sheer customary validity. Therefore, individual legal provisions must ...
... the light of acceptable principles. Precisely the doctrinal achievements of legal experts have made us aware of the post-traditional mode of validity of modern law. In positive law all norms have, at least in principle, lost their sheer customary validity. Therefore, individual legal provisions must ...
A Model Theoretic Approach to Legal Theory
... The chapters on either side are often so placed because those schools come earlier or later on some view of the history of ideas or because they are the schools or traditions that generate the most amount of, or most interesting types of, debates. Of course, there is often a good deal of overlap bet ...
... The chapters on either side are often so placed because those schools come earlier or later on some view of the history of ideas or because they are the schools or traditions that generate the most amount of, or most interesting types of, debates. Of course, there is often a good deal of overlap bet ...
David Schiff and Richard Nobles (eds.), Jurisprudence, Butterworth
... been issued under some mistake, or if the judgment was wrong, or the arrest was ultra vires. A fine is a legal communication because it is part of the legal system of communication - it is not only legal when that system operates in some manner which is regarded as ‘correct’. To use the biological m ...
... been issued under some mistake, or if the judgment was wrong, or the arrest was ultra vires. A fine is a legal communication because it is part of the legal system of communication - it is not only legal when that system operates in some manner which is regarded as ‘correct’. To use the biological m ...
Accepted version - Queen Mary University of London
... because, even after much effort over many decades up to the present day, the ideas are still not internationally established. ...
... because, even after much effort over many decades up to the present day, the ideas are still not internationally established. ...
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 ...
taking into consideration the pertinent provisions of the
... strengthen its efforts to expand anti-corruption measures in every level and sphere of cooperation in the Black Sea region appropriately tailored by each country to its specific political, legal, economic, social and cultural circumstances. 2. The PABSEC is mindful that parliaments and parliamentari ...
... strengthen its efforts to expand anti-corruption measures in every level and sphere of cooperation in the Black Sea region appropriately tailored by each country to its specific political, legal, economic, social and cultural circumstances. 2. The PABSEC is mindful that parliaments and parliamentari ...
Tracing the Performance of Law in Indonesia (A Perspective of
... Widodo Dwi Putro, Kritik terhadap Paradigma Positivisme Hukum, (Yogyakarta : Genta Publishing, 2011),page.39. Stanley L. Paulson, the Neo-Kantian Dimension of Kelsen’s Pure Theory of Law, Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 1992, Vol.12, ...
... Widodo Dwi Putro, Kritik terhadap Paradigma Positivisme Hukum, (Yogyakarta : Genta Publishing, 2011),page.39. Stanley L. Paulson, the Neo-Kantian Dimension of Kelsen’s Pure Theory of Law, Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 1992, Vol.12, ...
Does Outsourcing Your Help Desk Make Sense for Your Legal Firm?
... More importantly, they can do so without sacrificing service levels and the availability of help for your end users. ECONOMICS: It may not make sense for your firm to invest in internal high-level IT resources that spend any amount of time on Level I help desk issues. This is especially true given t ...
... More importantly, they can do so without sacrificing service levels and the availability of help for your end users. ECONOMICS: It may not make sense for your firm to invest in internal high-level IT resources that spend any amount of time on Level I help desk issues. This is especially true given t ...
Analogical reasoning in the common law
... Classificatory analogies are those used in the process of characterising the facts of a case for legal purposes. This is often because a particular categorisation would bring the facts under an existing legal rule and settle the result of the case. When the characterisation is unclear, decided cases ...
... Classificatory analogies are those used in the process of characterising the facts of a case for legal purposes. This is often because a particular categorisation would bring the facts under an existing legal rule and settle the result of the case. When the characterisation is unclear, decided cases ...
Normative Pluralism: an Exploration, by Jan Klabbers and Touko
... law and morality. There is also, albeit to a lesser extent perhaps, a body of scholarship on the relations between law and social norms — in this case, those doing the work have tended to be social scientists, perhaps anthropologists in particular. Yet, those debates were — and are — predominantly g ...
... law and morality. There is also, albeit to a lesser extent perhaps, a body of scholarship on the relations between law and social norms — in this case, those doing the work have tended to be social scientists, perhaps anthropologists in particular. Yet, those debates were — and are — predominantly g ...
In employing the term “rights to do wrong,” I mean
... In a period such as the present—a period of disorienting change, severe institutional dysfunction, and societal fragmentation—we inexorably turn to our legal system for maintaining normative order, or at least its semblance. We often do so without appreciating that there are distinct limits, at time ...
... In a period such as the present—a period of disorienting change, severe institutional dysfunction, and societal fragmentation—we inexorably turn to our legal system for maintaining normative order, or at least its semblance. We often do so without appreciating that there are distinct limits, at time ...
2016 Bergwall
... rather the case that these assessments, grounded in social policy, normative interpretations, knowledge about social and economic conditions and how these conditions affect and are affected by the social welfare system, must be made based on local premises. Prioritizing can hardly be simplified in s ...
... rather the case that these assessments, grounded in social policy, normative interpretations, knowledge about social and economic conditions and how these conditions affect and are affected by the social welfare system, must be made based on local premises. Prioritizing can hardly be simplified in s ...
Legal Pluralism, Plurality of Laws, and Legal Practices - Hal-SHS
... study of law articulate around three main questions, i.e. the definitional problem, the functionalist premises, and the culturalist conception which undermine existing theories. I shall argue, in the third section, that realism is a possible remedy to these flaws. However, these are best addressed t ...
... study of law articulate around three main questions, i.e. the definitional problem, the functionalist premises, and the culturalist conception which undermine existing theories. I shall argue, in the third section, that realism is a possible remedy to these flaws. However, these are best addressed t ...
Long Term Care Guide: Legal Issues for Senior Citizens
... Durable Power of Attorney A durable power of attorney is a written document in which a person (called the principal) appoints someone else (called the agent or attorneyin-fact) to act on his/her behalf. A non-durable power of attorney terminates when the principal becomes legally incapacitated or di ...
... Durable Power of Attorney A durable power of attorney is a written document in which a person (called the principal) appoints someone else (called the agent or attorneyin-fact) to act on his/her behalf. A non-durable power of attorney terminates when the principal becomes legally incapacitated or di ...
Sociology and Natural Law
... Concepts that specify ideal states are familiar enough in social science, and elsewhere as well. Any typology must designate, at least implicitly, a "pure" or "ideal" state with which purported instances of the type may be compared. The term "model" suggests a similar logic. However, not all types o ...
... Concepts that specify ideal states are familiar enough in social science, and elsewhere as well. Any typology must designate, at least implicitly, a "pure" or "ideal" state with which purported instances of the type may be compared. The term "model" suggests a similar logic. However, not all types o ...
Legal and Judicial Development: The Role of Civil Society in the
... consensus on reforms and provide a greater probability of success. This is a long-term process that requires building support among stakeholders and taking into account vested interests which run counter to reform. These programs often include, among other things, the following characteristics: cour ...
... consensus on reforms and provide a greater probability of success. This is a long-term process that requires building support among stakeholders and taking into account vested interests which run counter to reform. These programs often include, among other things, the following characteristics: cour ...
legal ethics is (just) normal ethics
... compatible with a desire to achieve efficient work practices) and are more properly defined as rules which are conveniently packaged under an ethics label. The lack of coherence in legal ethics is perhaps not surprising given the relative dearth of literature dealing with legal ethics in Australia - ...
... compatible with a desire to achieve efficient work practices) and are more properly defined as rules which are conveniently packaged under an ethics label. The lack of coherence in legal ethics is perhaps not surprising given the relative dearth of literature dealing with legal ethics in Australia - ...
WHAT LAWYERS CAN DO ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE A4ID/KCL
... something from happening. It would therefore be necessary to show that certain policies or activities that a defendant government or company is pursuing, for example the allocation of subsidies or other deliberate activities, have caused harm. In relation to corporate law, it was noted that ClientEa ...
... something from happening. It would therefore be necessary to show that certain policies or activities that a defendant government or company is pursuing, for example the allocation of subsidies or other deliberate activities, have caused harm. In relation to corporate law, it was noted that ClientEa ...
NFU Trainee Solicitor Scheme
... scheme. In addition to this, you will have the benefit of day to day support and guidance from other qualified Solicitors within the Legal Affairs Team who may require you to carry out assignments, or work on projects with them. ...
... scheme. In addition to this, you will have the benefit of day to day support and guidance from other qualified Solicitors within the Legal Affairs Team who may require you to carry out assignments, or work on projects with them. ...
FEMINISM AND LEGAL POSITIVISM Margot Stubbs
... The key reason why it has been so observably difficult to develop a feminist critique of law relates directly to the conceptual limitations of the definition of law provided in the legal-positivist tradition. A feminist critique of law cannot be expressed within a framework that is predicated on the ...
... The key reason why it has been so observably difficult to develop a feminist critique of law relates directly to the conceptual limitations of the definition of law provided in the legal-positivist tradition. A feminist critique of law cannot be expressed within a framework that is predicated on the ...
29 - American Bar Association
... are very high. The Commission’s work assists in finding counsel when possible, and providing legal resources in other cases. The Commission’s D.C. office assists more than 3,000 detained individuals each year who contact the Commission by letter or phone, by providing legal referrals and basic legal ...
... are very high. The Commission’s work assists in finding counsel when possible, and providing legal resources in other cases. The Commission’s D.C. office assists more than 3,000 detained individuals each year who contact the Commission by letter or phone, by providing legal referrals and basic legal ...