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Standard Deontic Logic, It is the logic of obligations, prohibitions and permissions. As such, it is relevant for the foundations of ethics and law. Deontic logic has been used to analyse the structure of normative law and normative reasoning in law.. In this book, we will use deontic logic as a tool for representing lega

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Relativised deontic modalities in ,, to express who has the responsibility for performing an action. For instance, the applicability of the norm ‘it is obligatory to perform action . (.))’ depends on the individual for whom the norm is meant. According to the Dutch Traffic Regulation 1990, the speed limit for mopeds is 30 km/h within

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Enactment of norms,o removed from the legal order. It is our task here to identify of all the norms that were enacted and the validity of these norms at a certain moment. The norms which are used to express and illustrate the issues discussed in this chapter, are norm expressions of ...

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Applicability of norms,rt of a legal order. The identification of the material of which a legal system is composed must include a series of relations determining the relative weight of norms. The clearest example is the criterion based on the level of the authority that enacted the norm: for example, a constitutional rule

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978-90-481-5008-3Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998

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Extending Deontic Logic for the Formalisation of Legal Rules978-94-015-9099-0Series ISSN 1572-4395 Series E-ISSN 2215-0315