Aspects of Legal Argumentation

D. Flader
Flader, Dieter

Article from: TDM 5 (2007), in Context & Culture

The Issue

Legal reasoning is a linguistic activity which has a legal concern. Because there is an audience for this linguistic activity - several speakers and listeners are involved - we call it legal discourse. We can distinguish different types of legal discourse. Discussions in legal science (legal dogmatics); Judicial deliberation; Debates in courts of law; Legislative treatment of legal questions (in legislatures themselves or before commissions or committees); Discussions of legal questions among jurists or lawyers or ...

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Suggested Citation

D. Flader; "Aspects of Legal Argumentation"
TDM 5 (2007), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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