Titlebook: Logic in Law; Remarks on Logic and Arend Soeteman Book 1989 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1989 Legal Logic.deontic logic.formal

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A Standard System of Deontic Logic,have not stated that they cannot be accepted as a rational reconstruction of normative reasoning. There is, nevertheless, a formal system on which, although it has been disputed as a whole as well as with regard to its theorems, several other systems are founded, which other systems can be regarded

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Conditional Norms,). In section VI.8 we have seen that the internal deontic implication cannot provide an adequate formulation of ‘commitment’. Also with regard to the external deontic implication, discussed in section VI.9, there were difficulties.

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The Possibility of Deontic Logic,is ‘no longer self-evident that logic presents a possibility for normative reasoning’. This is connected with the fact that, if normative judgements cannot be derived from factual judgements, it is no longer self-evident that those normative judgements can be either true of false.