Legal Rules, Moral Norms and Arbitrariness

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angličtina
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Legal Rules, Moral Norms and Arbitrariness
Original language description
The chapter focuses on possible definitions of legal rules, moral norms and democratic principles as well as the relationships among these. We explore the underlying premise that the contents of legal rules as well as moral norms are defined arbitrarily.In contrast, the content of democratic principles is determined by the concept of democracy and democratic system. This specifies its content, yet, it depends entirely on the definition of the concept of democracy and is subject to its variability. While teleology does not fully impact on legal rules and moral norms, democratic principles are fully subjected to it. We will also attempt to demonstrate that legal rules must have a specific content that is defined while the same does not necessarily applyto moral norms. In a legal system we can operate with moral norms and in most cases specifying their contents is not necessary.
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Publication year
2013
Confidentiality
S - Úplné a pravdivé údaje o projektu nepodléhají ochraně podle zvláštních právních předpisů

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