Maxims serve as a tool to help judges and attorneys make sense of legal cases, to understand how to approach the application of the law, and to make judgments based on established legal principles. While maxims are generally accepted as useful legal tools, they are not always binding, meaning...
If the maxim is universalizable, it is the objective principle. People need to act and obey this objective maxim in moral life. Otherwise, the maxim is only the subjective principle, and people should not apply their subjective maxims into the moral life. People will betray the universal law...
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But there are multiple values at stake in the practice of law. No maxim can tell lawyers how to reconcile conflicts between genuine values like justice, autonomy, and political legitimacy. Instead of trying to identify maxims that lawyers can use to resolve ethical dilemmas, legal ethics scholars...
The Baraithoth, ie the maxims of the Torahnot foundinthe Mishna, as well as the legal paragraphs are always given in [...] mb-soft.com mb-soft.com 该Baraithoth,即格言的律法中没有发现密西拿,以及法律段落总是在希伯来文给予的,因此是最追加阐发,其余是在西阿拉姆语方言书 面(G.达尔曼, ...
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Explain the First Formulation of the Categorical Imperative All maxims or specific rules of conduct can be judged morally right or wrong according to the general criterion. If universal obedience to a proposed rule would contradict the very purpose of the rule, as is the case for rules that ...
The maxims on which they rely are of this nature: “A specification of particulars is an exclusion of generals”; or, “The expression of one thing is the exclusion of another.” Hence, say they, as the Constitution has established the trial by jury in criminal cases, and is silent in ...
What is the Good of Philosophical History?1 One can find at many universities scholars who style themselves historians of some sort, who are nevertheless not employed in History departments – the historians of philosophy that no self-respecting Philosophy department can be without. Such creatures ...
Law A judicially established legal requirement; a precedent. Maxim The longest note formerly used, equal to two longs, or four breves; a large. Law The system of judicial administration giving effect to the laws of a community All citizens are equal before the law. Maxim A saying that widel...