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Deontic Closure and Conflict in Legal Reasoning

Abstract

We identify some legal reasoning patterns concerning deontic closure and conflicts in defeasible deontic logics. First, whether the logic allows the derivation of permissions from conflicting norms. Second, whether the logic treats norms as closed under logical implication. We suggest appropriate approaches for legal settings.

Keywords:
Deontic logic Closure (psychology) Epistemology Psychology Computer science Political science Philosophy Law

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Law, Economics, and Judicial Systems
Social Sciences →  Economics, Econometrics and Finance →  Economics and Econometrics
Multi-Agent Systems and Negotiation
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence in Law
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