How to pull types of discretion out of kelsen's Pure Theory of Law

The expression hat-trick (signifying the scoring of three consecutive goals by one player) is very common in sports. In this short paper, coining the legal use of the expression, I will try to pull (3) types of discretion out of Hans Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law. Kelsen mentions discretion only...

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Main Author: Escher Ana
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Union University, Faculty of Law, Belgrade 2019-01-01
Series:Pravni Zapisi
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Online Access:https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/2217-2815/2019/2217-28151902382E.pdf
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spelling doaj-1713b5d5c5d94818b8db82a9f8ea4c7a2020-11-25T01:54:55ZengUnion University, Faculty of Law, Belgrade Pravni Zapisi2217-28152406-13872019-01-011023823982217-28151902382EHow to pull types of discretion out of kelsen's Pure Theory of LawEscher Ana0University of Lisbon, Portugal + LxLTG (Lisbon Legal Theory Group), Portugal + CIDPCC, PortugalThe expression hat-trick (signifying the scoring of three consecutive goals by one player) is very common in sports. In this short paper, coining the legal use of the expression, I will try to pull (3) types of discretion out of Hans Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law. Kelsen mentions discretion only in passing. While organizing the loose references to the topic I will analyze whether it can be said that an actual Kelsenian concept of discretion exists. Here, the focus will be on three textual moments in which discretion relevantly appears in Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law. These three moments, I will argue, can be connected to three types of discretion.https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/2217-2815/2019/2217-28151902382E.pdfhans kelsenpure theory of lawdiscretiondeterminabilitynorm conflictlegal gap
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How to pull types of discretion out of kelsen's Pure Theory of Law
Pravni Zapisi
hans kelsen
pure theory of law
discretion
determinability
norm conflict
legal gap
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title How to pull types of discretion out of kelsen's Pure Theory of Law
title_short How to pull types of discretion out of kelsen's Pure Theory of Law
title_full How to pull types of discretion out of kelsen's Pure Theory of Law
title_fullStr How to pull types of discretion out of kelsen's Pure Theory of Law
title_full_unstemmed How to pull types of discretion out of kelsen's Pure Theory of Law
title_sort how to pull types of discretion out of kelsen's pure theory of law
publisher Union University, Faculty of Law, Belgrade
series Pravni Zapisi
issn 2217-2815
2406-1387
publishDate 2019-01-01
description The expression hat-trick (signifying the scoring of three consecutive goals by one player) is very common in sports. In this short paper, coining the legal use of the expression, I will try to pull (3) types of discretion out of Hans Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law. Kelsen mentions discretion only in passing. While organizing the loose references to the topic I will analyze whether it can be said that an actual Kelsenian concept of discretion exists. Here, the focus will be on three textual moments in which discretion relevantly appears in Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law. These three moments, I will argue, can be connected to three types of discretion.
topic hans kelsen
pure theory of law
discretion
determinability
norm conflict
legal gap
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