What is the concept of defeasibility in relation to legal rules? Rules should not be obeyed only because they are rules and are edited by an autho...
What is the concept of defeasibility in relation to legal rules?
Rules should not be obeyed only because they are rules and are edited by an authority.
Rules should be obeyed because their obedience is morally good and produces effects related to values honored by the legal system, such as security, peace, and equality.
Despite the importance of rules, many authors recognize the defeasibility of rules, overcoming Dworkin's "all or nothing" model.
The most important material requirement of defeasibility is the coherence of the judge or body during the decision.
Rules should not be obeyed only because they are rules and are edited by an authority.
Rules should be obeyed because their obedience is morally good and produces effects related to values honored by the legal system, such as security, peace, and equality.
Despite the importance of rules, many authors recognize the defeasibility of rules, overcoming Dworkin's "all or nothing" model.
The most important material requirement of defeasibility is the coherence of the judge or body during the decision.
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O conceito de "defeasibility" em relação às regras legais é a ideia de que as regras não são absolutas e podem ser derrotadas ou anuladas por outras razões ou princípios. Isso significa que, embora as regras sejam importantes e devam ser seguidas na maioria das vezes, elas não são infalíveis e podem ser superadas por outros valores ou princípios que são considerados mais importantes em uma determinada situação. A coerência do juiz ou do órgão durante a decisão é uma das principais exigências materiais da "defeasibility".
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