| st recognize that it could not cope with the | | | | is no logic in this regard. A historical analysis leads |
| Democratic Justice, without establishing a pattern | | | | to the simple observation that poor countries are |
| of expression, which tends to discourage, the | | | | even poorer in relation to their creditors and not |
| restructuring of the highest known. For this | | | | to make the desired corrective justice. Increased, |
| reason it is taking the concept of”rhetoric" | | | | unlike the national poverty while rich countries |
| of nutrients that part of the premises acquired by | | | | better economic conditions of life for its citizens. |
| the analysis of them with the support of other | | | | This shows that it is better to borrow money and |
| premises, if necessary, to raise the concept of | | | | receive back with interest in obtaining a |
| Democratic Justice study. And you do not agree | | | | distributive justice for its citizens. |
| with Perelman when he says that justice is | | | | Finally, we can say that the law is present in |
| presented as a confused concept? But ECO is a | | | | Aristotle's rhetoric as a technique Geräte, to |
| comment used to believe that a true positive | | | | ensure the effectiveness of the movement, with |
| effect of the rhetoric of nutrients in the concept | | | | positive effects for society, while politics is an |
| of Democratic Justice: | | | | apparent movement, which, according to ECO |
| The first movement is effective: from purchased | | | | "(...) We seem to lead to new decisions (buying a |
| premises and arguments, criticize, review and | | | | product, according to a political opinion), but in |
| make stylistic inventing cadences that, although | | | | doing so, part of the premises, arguments and |
| according to some general trends of our system | | | | stylistic rhythms belonging to the universe and |
| of expectations, indeed the richest. | | | | accepted and therefore urges us to do, but are |
| This means that the principle of excluded middle, | | | | apparently different, it always did. " |
| expression of Aristotelian logic has never been | | | | This is why Kelsen, having developed the |
| out of the knowledge process of justice. To | | | | purification of law by a scientist from the |
| make a final decision on the merits in court | | | | appropriation of formal logic, not to take criticism |
| proceedings, the judge has only two options: | | | | Aristotle. Rather, it is your ally and stressed its |
| either convicted or acquitted the accused. There | | | | importance in which, indeed, Aristotelian logic is |
| is also in the operative part of a prayer room for | | | | fertile ground in the law and getting practical |
| ontic logic, these three fields of ontic prohibited, | | | | results for the company, marking its presence in |
| permitted and necessary to generate the | | | | the knowledge processes of justice, but is |
| beginning of the fourth excluded. They can be | | | | irrelevant in terms of Democratic Justice Policy, |
| useful in understanding the values used by the | | | | with a view to possible use of a classification, is |
| magistrate, as principles of interpretation of law, | | | | near some of the tenets of Aristotle, that |
| distributive justice, on the basis of the sentence, | | | | through his theory of the division allows the |
| but in the end, the judge has no way out of the | | | | distance to defend the possibility that the Justice |
| Aristotelian logic corrective justice, convicted or | | | | have more of a knowledge process. Furthermore, |
| not convicted. There is also a demand that may | | | | the general equitable principle of universal justice |
| contain several requests from both the author | | | | Aristotelian principle of democratic justice, but |
| and the defendant. They applied the same | | | | relied on a new footing. This concept, issues of |
| reasoning. The judges use the term "action based | | | | unparalleled importance for the development of |
| in part" by accepting only any of the claims | | | | the State on the lines as closely as possible right |
| dismissed as others that just seems unfair in light | | | | away, therefore, the pure faith in justice, which is |
| of the whole. Forensic and normal expression that | | | | the hallmark of the works of Plato . In fact, in |
| also involves the elimination of non-Aristotelian | | | | politics, Aristotle examines the power of the state |
| logic. | | | | from a constitution, divided into three parts: one |
| Politics in the opposite occurs with the | | | | that deals with the discussion of public affairs, the |
| indiscriminate application of Aristotelian logic. You | | | | second set of public functions and the third on the |
| can generate some gross errors. | | | | organization of power judiciary. |
| 1 = premise of democracy is rule by the | | | | Given the division of remedial and distributive |
| representation obtained by the free choice of the | | | | justice in the judiciary should be tried under the |
| majority, 2 = premise that most people choose | | | | rules of corrective justice, i.e. to separate the |
| the representation is poor, the poor end = more | | | | functions of government and has an autonomy of |
| representative elected to government posts. Both | | | | decision. It is exactly what Aristotle in the sense |
| assumptions are quite true. Why, then, the logical | | | | that it does not mention the role of the judiciary |
| conclusion is not? But if, on the one hand, formal | | | | in government but could come from the State |
| logic suitable for legal discourse, but, finding no | | | | Constitution. What is left to conclude that, |
| other political activity in the right direction. Few | | | | according to Aristotle, the law excludes from the |
| poor people in position to compete for elected | | | | concept of Justice, although not its integral part, it |
| office, which is a serious flaw in representative | | | | is understood that the law, an Aristotelian view, |
| democracy, while in the law, with improved | | | | does not guarantee a completely fair selection, |
| procedural techniques, improved daily access of | | | | especially in front of the virtues The fact led him |
| the poor to the judiciary, primarily guaranteeing | | | | to use logic to explain that the law can be a |
| the right of action, established as a fundamental | | | | virtue only if it eliminates other options available, |
| principle of law in the State Constitution. | | | | and furthermore within corrective justice. |
| In fact, you cannot find logical deductions in a | | | | Distributive justice would be at the mercy of |
| traditional form of security to ensure democracy | | | | human nature, since man is political by nature, is |
| in the knowledge of political and administrative | | | | against reason to understand the nature and |
| justice. Take this example: One is a poor country | | | | rationale of the law, subjecting them to the |
| and B is a rich country, which has the money | | | | virtues. The only element which then can interact |
| borrowed from B, to eradicate poverty; B | | | | with nature and the law is that equity Democratic |
| reproduces the capital borrowed plus interest; | | | | Justice considers that the necessary balance to |
| conclusion, eradication of poverty. Obviously, there | | | | his concept. |