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a definition of Taw’.4 In his words he offers The Concept of Law ‘as an elucidation of the concept of law, rather than a definition of Taw”,5 asserting that a single definition of law is impossible.6 While Taw’ is a word that Hart does not define it is one that he uses and, accordingly, it is a word which must have some meaning within The
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Feb 6, 2017 · English. Feb 6, 2017. #1. Hi everyone, I need some help please translating the title of a law paper "plynutie času a lehoty v práve". The subject of the paper is how time works in law (how lawyers count time limits) and about time limits in law. Here is my translation attempt, which I'm sure can be improved upon: "Time and time limits in Law".
Glossary of Legal Terms. Two of the Ohio Public Defender’s core values are Service and Community. Even when we cannot directly represent someone in court, we still want to serve that person and their community to the best of our ability. This Glossary is one way the Ohio Public Defender does that. It explains commonly used legal terms, which ...
He gives his second definition of law: law is “these official opinions and decrees passed by votes”, or taken as a whole it is “the official opinion of the city”, or, as Socrates immediately puts it, it is “political opinion” (314c). Now, opinion has an ambiguous relationship to reason: opinion.
The term “law” (lex in Latin1, loi in French, legge, in Italian, ley in Spanish, lei in Portuguese, nomos in Greek, law or statute in English2, wet in Dutch, gezetz in German, prawo or ustawa in Polish, törvény in Humgarian) is undoubtedly is one of the most widely used in the legal language. Most European states practice written law.
Lawfare is the use of legal systems and institutions to damage or delegitimize an opponent, or to deter an individual's usage of their legal rights. The term may refer to the use of legal systems and principles against an enemy, such as by damaging or delegitimizing them, wasting their time and money (e.g., SLAPP suits), or winning a public relations victory.
Although one may argue that "law" is something more than the aggregate of particular laws in a given social unit, the latter are in some way involved in the former, and law cannot be defined adequately without first defining "a law." Ordinarily, given divided opinions as to a definition, we find contending alternatives, i.e., a debate as to whether
