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5 days ago · This idea of reasons is applied by Raz with great perspicuity to the reasons provided by legal norms issued by authorities. Such norms provide protected reasons to act—reasons to behave as the norm prescribes—and reasons that exclude at least some of the competing considerations for acting. 4 This makes it possible to argue that law claims ...
1 day ago · We argue in Section 2 that the claim that protecting heritage prevents genocide is unconvincing as a justification for risky heritage protection. Like all instrumental justifications for risk imposition, this argument relies on both a normative claim (preventing genocide warrants imposing, or ordering people to incur, risks of serious harm) and an empirical claim (protecting heritage prevents ...
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1 day ago · Ethics or moral philosophy is the philosophical study of moral phenomena. It investigates normative questions about what people ought to do or which behavior is morally right. It is usually divided into three major fields: normative ethics, applied ethics, and metaethics .
3 days ago · 5/11/2024. Law and Morality Morality - the standard of right and wrong, a normative system of ethics, good, justice and truth - To do with values and norms eg abortion, euthanasia - What is worth pursuing in life and standards that guide our conduct Therole of law to achieve the common good and organise life in the community: - Maintain order ...
1 day ago · New government agreements have contributed to this issue, such as the Normative Instruction No. 01/2020 in the state of Bahia 52 with its aim to secure legal access to land for corporate interests ...
6 days ago · William J. Wernz, Dealing with and Defending Ethics Complaints (2d ed., Minn. State Bar Ass'n, 2018). Call Number: Main KFM 5476.5 .A2 W47 2018 ISBN: 9781719918091
4 days ago · The upshot of this discussion is that there are strong normative and empirical reasons for studying preferences for growth strategies. Knowing what citizens want and whether there are gaps between government policies and the preferences of the majority is important for democratic legitimacy.
