Arguments from Natural Law Reevaluated Through a Dialogue between Legal History and Legal Theory

LAW AND EVOLUTIONARY THEORY From “ Evolutionary Theory and Law ” to a “ Legal

Evolutionary theories have always been treated by legal scholars as a sort of cousin to the legal theoretical family, both in Europe and the United States. They are nice theories, they tell interesting stories, you sometimes listen to what they have to say and when among friends, you may even quote them. However, in the modern mononuclear family, when it is time to tackle important issues and r...

On the Dividing Line between Natural Law Theory and Legal Positivism

Legal Realism as Theory of Law

Extracting Legal Arguments from Forensic Bayesian Networks

Recent developments in the forensic sciences have confronted the field of legal reasoning with the new challenge of reasoning under uncertainty. Forensic results come with uncertainty and are described in terms of likelihood ratios and random match probabilities. The legal field is unfamiliar with numerical valuations of evidence, which has led to confusion and in some cases to serious miscarri...

Between Natural Law and Legal Positivism: Plato's Minos and the Nature of Law