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Building: A - Faculty of Law, Floor: 3, Room: 347
Tuesday 13:30 - 15:15 CEST (05/09/2023)
Language is the weapon of choice in courtrooms. This Panel invites Papers that leverage a diverse set of methods – from machine learning applications to qualitative text analysis – to study a broad variety of sources of legal texts. The Panel welcomes studies of court judgments, lawyers’ pleas and third-party submissions that allow us to learn more about the motivations of relevant actors in judicial proceedings at both domestic and international courts.
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Government autolimitation: Does abstract review work as check and balance for democracy? | View Paper Details |
The Power of Words: Strategic judicial opinion-writing to influence politics and society | View Paper Details |
Tracing the motivations of revealed dissent – The case of the subnational constitutional courts of Germany | View Paper Details |
Define one's own competences | View Paper Details |