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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Determining what legal principles are is an arduous task. The peculiar imprecision of signs, the ambiguity of language, and the decoding of this legal term, which is not always carried out with scientific criteria, are the first obstacles that must be overcome in this endeavor. For the natural law school, principles are values derived from human reason. Positivism basically presents two conceptions of principles: the first does not address the issue, since the legal system is considered complete, self-sufficient, and value-free. The second conception of the positivist school recognizes principles as rules of supplementation, which can never oppose the law, intended to fill gaps in the legal system. Post-positivist thinking accepts principles as values that are positivized in the system, true norms that can solve specific cases, provided they are applied with an appropriate methodology. In addition to norms, applicable to the greatest extent possible, principles are considered core commandments of the legal system, which structure this system, giving it unity and also acting as vectors for the interpretation of legal rules. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Determinar o que são os princípios jurídicos é uma tarefa árdua. A imprecisão peculiar dos signos, a ambiguidade da linguagem e a decodificação deste termo jurídico, nem sempre realizada com critérios científicos, são os primeiros obstáculos que devem ser superados nesta empreitada. Para escola jusnaturalista os princípios são valores decorrentes da razão humana. O positivismo apresenta basicamente duas concepções sobre os princípios: a primeira não aborda o tema, já que o ordenamento jurídico seria completo, autossuficiente e avalorativo. A segunda concepção da escola positivista reconhece os princípios como normas de colmatação, que nunca poderiam se opor à lei, destinadas a preencher lacunas do ordenamento jurídico. O pensamento pós-positivista admite os princípios como valores positivados no sistema, verdadeiras normas que podem solucionar os casos concretos, desde que aplicadas com uma metodologia adequada. Além de normas, aplicáveis na maior medida do possível, os princípios são considerados como mandamentos nucleares do sistema jurídico, que estruturam este sistema, conferindo unidade a ele e, ainda, atuando como vetores de interpretação das regras jurídicas.VDM Verlag, Dudweiler Landstraße 99, 66123 Saarbrücken 128 pp. Portugiesisch.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Determiner ce que sont les principes juridiques est une tache ardue. L'imprecision particuliere des signes, l'ambiguite du langage et le decodage de ce terme juridique, qui n'est pas toujours realise selon des criteres scientifiques, sont les premiers obstacles a surmonter dans cette entreprise. Pour l'ecole jusnaturaliste, les principes sont des valeurs issues de la raison humaine. Le positivisme presente essentiellement deux conceptions des principes: la premiere n'aborde pas le sujet, car l'ordre juridique serait complet, autosuffisant et depourvu de valeurs. La deuxieme conception de l'ecole positiviste reconnait les principes comme des normes de comblement, qui ne pourraient jamais s'opposer a la loi, destinees a combler les lacunes de l'ordre juridique. La pensee post-positiviste admet les principes comme des valeurs positivees dans le systeme, de veritables normes qui peuvent resoudre des cas concrets, a condition d'etre appliquees avec une methodologie appropriee. Outre les normes, applicables dans la mesure du possible, les principes sont consideres comme des commandements fondamentaux du systeme juridique, qui structurent ce systeme, lui conferent une unite et agissent egalement comme vecteurs d'interpretation des regles juridiques. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Determining what legal principles are is an arduous task. The peculiar imprecision of signs, the ambiguity of language, and the decoding of this legal term, which is not always carried out with scientific criteria, are the first obstacles that must be overcome in this endeavor. For the natural law school, principles are values derived from human reason. Positivism basically presents two conceptions of principles: the first does not address the issue, since the legal system is considered complete, self-sufficient, and value-free. The second conception of the positivist school recognizes principles as rules of supplementation, which can never oppose the law, intended to fill gaps in the legal system. Post-positivist thinking accepts principles as values that are positivized in the system, true norms that can solve specific cases, provided they are applied with an appropriate methodology. In addition to norms, applicable to the greatest extent possible, principles are considered core commandments of the legal system, which structure this system, giving it unity and also acting as vectors for the interpretation of legal rules. 104 pp. Englisch.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Determinare cosa siano i principi giuridici e un compito arduo. L'imprecisione peculiare dei segni, l'ambiguita del linguaggio e la decodificazione di questo termine giuridico, non sempre effettuata con criteri scientifici, sono i primi ostacoli che devono essere superati in questa impresa. Per la scuola giusnaturalista i principi sono valori derivanti dalla ragione umana. Il positivismo presenta fondamentalmente due concezioni sui principi: la prima non affronta l'argomento, poiche l'ordinamento giuridico sarebbe completo, autosufficiente e avvalorativo. La seconda concezione della scuola positivista riconosce i principi come norme di colmatazione, che non potrebbero mai opporsi alla legge, destinate a colmare le lacune dell'ordinamento giuridico. Il pensiero post-positivista ammette i principi come valori positivizzati nel sistema, vere e proprie norme in grado di risolvere casi concreti, purche applicate con una metodologia adeguata. Oltre alle norme, applicabili nella misura piu ampia possibile, i principi sono considerati come comandamenti fondamentali del sistema giuridico, che strutturano tale sistema, conferendogli unita e fungendo anche da vettori di interpretazione delle norme giuridiche. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Okreslenie, czym sa zasady prawne, jest trudnym zadaniem. Nieprecyzyjnosc znakow, niejednoznacznosc jezyka i dekodowanie tego terminu prawnego, nie zawsze przeprowadzane zgodnie z kryteriami naukowymi, to pierwsze przeszkody, ktore nalezy pokonac w tym przedsiewzieciu. Dla szkoly jusnaturalistycznej zasady sa wartosciami wynikajacymi z ludzkiego rozumu. Pozytywizm przedstawia zasadniczo dwie koncepcje dotyczace zasad: pierwsza nie porusza tego tematu, poniewaz porzadek prawny bylby kompletny, samowystarczalny i pozbawiony wartosci. Druga koncepcja szkoly pozytywistycznej uznaje zasady za normy uzupelniajace, ktore nigdy nie moglyby byc sprzeczne z prawem, majace na celu wypelnienie luk w porzadku prawnym. Myslenie postpozytywistyczne uznaje zasady za wartosci pozytywistyczne w systemie, prawdziwe normy, ktore moga rozwiazywac konkretne sprawy, o ile sa stosowane przy uzyciu odpowiedniej metodologii. Oprocz norm, stosowanych w jak najwiekszym stopniu, zasady sa uwazane za podstawowe przykazania systemu prawnego, ktore nadaja mu strukture, zapewniaja mu spojnosc, a takze dzialaja jako wektory interpretacji przepisow prawnych. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Die Bestimmung der Rechtsgrundsaetze ist eine schwierige Aufgabe. Die besondere Ungenauigkeit der Zeichen, die Mehrdeutigkeit der Sprache und die nicht immer nach wissenschaftlichen Kriterien vorgenommene Entschluesselung dieses Rechtsbegriffs sind die ersten Hindernisse, die bei dieser Aufgabe ueberwunden werden muessen. Fuer die naturrechtliche Schule sind Prinzipien Werte, die sich aus der menschlichen Vernunft ableiten. Der Positivismus praesentiert im Wesentlichen zwei Konzepte zu den Prinzipien: Das erste befasst sich nicht mit diesem Thema, da das Rechtssystem vollstaendig, autark und wertfrei sei. Das zweite Konzept der positivistischen Schule erkennt die Prinzipien als Ausfuellungsnormen an, die niemals im Widerspruch zum Gesetz stehen duerfen und dazu dienen, Luecken im Rechtssystem zu schliessen. Das postpositivistische Denken akzeptiert Prinzipien als im System verankerte Werte, als echte Normen, die konkrete Faelle loesen koennen, sofern sie mit einer geeigneten Methodik angewendet werden. Neben Normen, die so weit wie moeglich anwendbar sind, gelten Prinzipien als zentrale Gebote des Rechtssystems, die dieses System strukturieren, ihm Einheit verleihen und darueber hinaus als Vektoren fuer die Auslegung von Rechtsvorschriften dienen. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware 112 pp. Spanisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Déterminer ce que sont les principes juridiques est une tâche ardue. L'imprécision particulière des signes, l'ambiguïté du langage et le décodage de ce terme juridique, qui n'est pas toujours réalisé selon des critères scientifiques, sont les premiers obstacles à surmonter dans cette entreprise. Pour l'école jusnaturaliste, les principes sont des valeurs issues de la raison humaine. Le positivisme présente essentiellement deux conceptions des principes : la première n'aborde pas le sujet, car l'ordre juridique serait complet, autosuffisant et dépourvu de valeurs. La deuxième conception de l'école positiviste reconnaît les principes comme des normes de comblement, qui ne pourraient jamais s'opposer à la loi, destinées à combler les lacunes de l'ordre juridique. La pensée post-positiviste admet les principes comme des valeurs positivées dans le système, de véritables normes qui peuvent résoudre des cas concrets, à condition d'être appliquées avec une méthodologie appropriée. Outre les normes, applicables dans la mesure du possible, les principes sont considérés comme des commandements fondamentaux du système juridique, qui structurent ce système, lui confèrent une unité et agissent également comme vecteurs d'interprétation des règles juridiques. 112 pp. Französisch.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Determining what legal principles are is an arduous task. The peculiar imprecision of signs, the ambiguity of language, and the decoding of this legal term, which is not always carried out with scientific criteria, are the first obstacles that must be overcome in this endeavor. For the natural law school, principles are values derived from human reason. Positivism basically presents two conceptions of principles: the first does not address the issue, since the legal system is considered complete, self-sufficient, and value-free. The second conception of the positivist school recognizes principles as rules of supplementation, which can never oppose the law, intended to fill gaps in the legal system. Post-positivist thinking accepts principles as values that are positivized in the system, true norms that can solve specific cases, provided they are applied with an appropriate methodology. In addition to norms, applicable to the greatest extent possible, principles are considered core commandments of the legal system, which structure this system, giving it unity and also acting as vectors for the interpretation of legal rules. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware VDM Verlag, Dudweiler Landstraße 99, 66123 Saarbrücken 104 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Determining what legal principles are is an arduous task. The peculiar imprecision of signs, the ambiguity of language, and the decoding of this legal term, which is not always carried out with scientific criteria, are the first obstacles that must be overcome in this endeavor. For the natural law school, principles are values derived from human reason. Positivism basically presents two conceptions of principles: the first does not address the issue, since the legal system is considered complete, self-sufficient, and value-free. The second conception of the positivist school recognizes principles as rules of supplementation, which can never oppose the law, intended to fill gaps in the legal system. Post-positivist thinking accepts principles as values that are positivized in the system, true norms that can solve specific cases, provided they are applied with an appropriate methodology. In addition to norms, applicable to the greatest extent possible, principles are considered core commandments of the legal system, which structure this system, giving it unity and also acting as vectors for the interpretation of legal rules.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Legal principles in contemporary Brazilian law | Values based on reason, rules of supplementation, core principles of the system, and principles of optimization | Francis Ted Fernandes | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Our Knowledge Publishing | EAN 9786209153686 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: SIA OmniScriptum Publishing, Brivibas Gatve 197, 1039 RIGA, LETTLAND, customerservice[at]vdm-vsg[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.