Titlebook: Logic in the Theory and Practice of Lawmaking; Michał Araszkiewicz,Krzysztof Płeszka Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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Logic in the Theory and Practice of Lawmaking978-3-319-19575-9Series ISSN 2213-2813 Series E-ISSN 2213-2856

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Negation in Legislationtegorical negation, conditional denial, and denied conditional, and establishing when two norms may be regarded as conflicting. In its second part, the paper analyzes the possible relations negation has with two important legal phenomena, such as derogation, and defeasibility.

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Conflict of Legal Norms: Definition and Varietiesmple a promise, a conveyance, or a judicial decision). The analysis encompasses conflicts between deontic norms relating to obligations and permissions, on one hand, and norms relating to legal power, on the other. The analysis is applicable both to conflicts within a national legal system and to su

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The Theories of Statutory Construction and Legislative Process in American Jurisprudencets, while a purposivist judge will want to know the statutory purpose. Finally, theory impacts the legislative process, from drafting to enactment; thus, this chapter will examine the role legislative history has had both now and in the past.

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Logic Oriented Methods for Structuring in the Context of Lawmakingsed to shape and improve legislative rationality. In the neighbourhood of logic there are further methods which can find application in structuring legislative texts. We propose to supplement legislative documents ex ante with explicit logic-oriented information which is relevant to ontologies, thes

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