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OAI Archive: DUGiMedia – Universitat de Girona
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- Standards of proof and the limits of legal analysis.Allen Ronald Jay - unknownGenerally speaking, three burdens can be imposed upon a party at trial: the burden of pleading, the burden of producing evidence, and the burden of persuasion. Burdens of pleading specify the conditions under which factual/legal issues will be deemed to be included within a litigated case. They can be distributed any way the law maker prefers, although usually they are allocated to the party asking for a change in the status quo. There are exceptions to this general rule designed to (...)No categories
- Autonomy as a Perfection.Steven Wall - 2016 - American Journal of Jurisprudence 61 (2):175-194.Seminari a càrrec del Dr. Steven Wall de la University of Arizona sobre l'Autonomia com una perfecció.
- Conclusion: We live in one world, and it all hangs together.John R. Searle - unknownÚltima sessió del seminari de John R. Searle.No categories
- 3. Design without a designer, and the evolution of "Why?".Daniel Clement Dennett - unknownTercera lliçó del professor i filòsof nord-americà, Daniel Clement Dennet, sobre teleologia.
- The perils of comparative law research - Justice, truth, and proof: not so simple, after all.Ronald J. Allen & Susan Haack - unknownIntervencions a càrrec de Ronald J. Allen i Susan Haack sobre diferents idees del pensament de Michele Taruffo.
- How the Social Contract Is Ignored and Undermined by the Rules of Trial, and How We Might Fix that Problem - Sessió 4.Larry Laudan - unknownQuarta sessió del Seminari de Larry Lawdan.
- How the Social Contract Is Ignored and Undermined by the Rules of Trial, and How We Might Fix that Problem - Sessió 3 -.Larry Laudan - unknown
- How the Social Contract Is Ignored and Undermined by the Rules of Trial, and How We Might Fix that Problem -Sessió 2-.Larry Laudan - unknownSegona sessió del Seminari de Larry Lawdan.No categoriesExport citation
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