Tag: 2013
IJLLD 3.1
IJLLD Volume 3.1 (2013) (Frontsmatter) Susan Šarčević. Multilingual Lawmaking and Legal (Un)Certainty in the European Union … 1-29 Sol Azuelos-Atias. The purposive method of legal interpretation in practice … 30-54 Remus Titiriga. The “Jurisprudence of Interests” (Interessenjurisprudenz) from Germany: History, Accomplishments, Evaluation … 55-78 Jingyu Zhang & Qinglin Ma. Reasonableness and “the Reasonable Person” in […]
3.1 Zhang & Ma
Jingyu Zhang & Qinglin Ma. (2013). Reasonableness and “the Reasonable Person” in the Chinese Context. International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse 3(1), 79-96. Abstract: Legal argument in English pervasively relies on the term reasonable, which carries with it a framework of evaluation that plays an important part in English discourse. The reasonable person standard […]
3.1 Titiriga
Remus Titiriga. (2013). The “Jurisprudence of Interests” (Interessenjurisprudenz) from Germany: History, Accomplishments, Evaluation. International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse 3(1), 55-78. Abstract: This paper analyses the jurisprudence of interests (Interessenjurisprudenz) as one of the most important German methodological schools. The first part of the paper evaluates its position in the great methodological debate (Methodenstreit) […]
3.1 Šarčević
Susan Šarčević. (2013). Multilingual Lawmaking and Legal (Un)Certainty in the European Union. International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse 3(1), 1-29. Abstract: In recent years multilingual lawmaking in the European Union (EU) has come under increasing attack for its failure to provide greater legal certainty to Union citizens. This article examines the extent to which […]
IJLLD 3.2
IJLLD Volume 3.2 (2013) (Frontsmatter) Stanisław Goźdź-Roszkowski & Gianluca Pontrandolfo. Evaluative Patterns in Judicial Discourse: A Corpus-based Phraseological Perspective on American and Italian Criminal Judgments … 9-69 Martin Warren & Maggie Leung. At any time after any proceedings …: Why is any so frequent in legal texts? … 70-102 J. R. Martin and M. Zappavigna. […]
3.2 Martin & Zappavigna
J. R. Martin and M. Zappavigna. (2013). Youth Justice Conferencing: Ceremonial redress. International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse 3(2), 103-142. Abstract: New South Wales Youth Justice Conferencing is a form of diversionary justice involving young offenders in a carefully structured meeting, ideally with their victim, a mediator, support persons, the arresting police officer and […]
3.2 Warren & Leung
Martin Warren & Maggie Leung. (2013). At any time after any proceedings …: Why is any so frequent in legal texts?. International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse 3(2), 70-102. Abstract: This paper explores phraseologies specific to legislative legal texts, but, unusually, it does this by examining phraseologies consisting of grammatical words as well as […]
3.2 Goźdź-Roszkowski & Pontrandolfo
Stanisław Goźdź-Roszkowski & Gianluca Pontrandolfo. (2013). Evaluative Patterns in Judicial Discourse: A Corpus-based Phraseological Perspective on American and Italian Criminal Judgments. International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse 3(2), 9-69. Abstract: The present paper aims at exploring the pivotal role of evaluative phraseology in judges’ discourse, typified in the legal genre of the judgment. This […]
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