Titlebook: Extending Deontic Logic for the Formalisation of Legal Rules; Lambèr M. M. Royakkers Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1

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Crop Improvement Through Tissue Culture,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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Genetic Engineering in Rice Plantsbuilt-up areas and 50 km/h for motor vehicles. Therefore, the norm .(.), where . is the action ‘to drive slower than 30 km/h’ is aimed at moped riders and not at motor-vehicle drivers. Thus, moped riders can be fined for speeding with respect to this norm, but on the strength of this norm motor-vehicle drivers cannot.

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Dynamic deontic logic,s to a .. A . can be, e.g. a sanction, a liability to sanction or trouble. What exactly the consequences are of a . is another matter, and depends on the philosophy one adheres to. Our interpretation of the constant . is: the situation is in contravention of the law. Whether it leads to a sanction will be left aside here.

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Relativised deontic modalities in ,,built-up areas and 50 km/h for motor vehicles. Therefore, the norm .(.), where . is the action ‘to drive slower than 30 km/h’ is aimed at moped riders and not at motor-vehicle drivers. Thus, moped riders can be fined for speeding with respect to this norm, but on the strength of this norm motor-vehicle drivers cannot.

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