[PDF] Top 20 Non-normative bodies, rationality, and legal personhood

... are legal persons up to the point in which they distance themselves from the paradigmatic normative ...their bodies elective amputees are deemed irrational and mentally unhealthy which in turn ... See full document

... Legal personhood is a recurring theme in Western jurisprudence that has been utilised in a number of competing ways by a number of differing interest groups ...notes, personhood has been based upon ... See full document

... with rationality while being pre-loaded with patriarchal ...fabricated, non-neutral nature of an economic, migratory personhood through an analysis of the gender gaps in free movement law, noting ... See full document

... equal personhood as the foundation for the empire’s universal legal system and as part of this system Roman law introduced the notion of the sovereignty of the unqualified ...a legal subject, was ... See full document

... This law will further expand the protection for copyright by strengthening the enforcement power of the right holders. 35 Not only is it the strongest international law on the civil and criminal enforcement of copyright, ... See full document

... about non-normative families (Baird, 2008; Hosking & Ripper, 2012; Riggs, ...of non-normative families may actively contest a range of social norms, in our response to Cristyn Davies and ... See full document

... Suppose, however, that Yuracko is right. That would in one sense, the bare causal sense, enable us to explain and understand the case law; we would understand the implicit norms causing judges to reach the decisions they ... See full document

... One objection to Brink’s argument states that although it does establish that there is reason to perform moral actions – even towards complete strangers – it does not show that there is overriding or conclusive reason to ... See full document

... we firstly know that the antitrust version of the notion of plausibility addresses the way in which economics describes – or is said to describe – the facts of the business world. Secondly, we know that: (i) standards of ... See full document

... Levi’s picture of the mind could hardly be in greater conflict with the rationalist tradition, as I have myself construed it in my own ways in a forthcoming book (Hinzen, in press, a). On this alternative view, man’s ... See full document

... Abstract: The study entitled "The Formulation of Green Open Space in the Regional Regulation of Spatial Planning of Maluku Province”, with the aim of reconstructing the formulation of open space arrangements in the ... See full document

... accepted. Legal literacy is derived from this fundamental definition and is understood through special efforts, knowledge and ...the legal literacy of the ...society. Legal literacy is the degree to ... See full document

... Another difficulty in this particular enterprise of legitimizing the EU's normative power lies in the content of the universalism Sjursen identifies as the right standard against which to judge the EU's actions. ... See full document

... juvenile legal system is lacking in ways that are much less overtly ...the legal system is often through increased isolation and confinement through beneficent homophobia (Majd, Marksamer, Reyes, ... See full document

... formal rationality by limiting contradictions within the law, but substantive rationality is designed to evaluate the defensibility of legal ...that legal doctrine - that is, doctrine cannot ... See full document

... The purpose of this paper is to explore further the process of judicial reasoning and to argue, contrary to Chambliss and Seidman, 1 that empiricism and the formal style of reasoning wit[r] ... See full document

... The selection of the focus group participants was primarily based on their experience and expertise in the area of RDs, which was intended to ensure the credibil- ity of their views and facilitate constructive ... See full document

... Green vehemently rejected the staples of traditional tort theory, declaring that “[c]urrent legal theory . . . is wholly inadequate.” 90 Scornful of “talk about a ‘tort of negligence,’” Green wrote that “[t]his ... See full document

... of legal personhood is not a radical departure from the practices of medieval legal scholars who had spent hundreds of years struggling with the notion of public ‘corporate bodies’, the Church ... See full document

... 353. See Cupp, Children and Chimps, supra note 29, at 21. The Stanley ruling asserted in a footnote that “[t]he floodgates argument is not a cogent reason for denying relief.” Nonhuman Rights Project, Inc. v. Stanley, 16 ... See full document