trixter aka Bret McDanel a écrit :
On Thu, 2006-02-16 at 23:52 -0600, Mark wrote:
Yes , however text is always subject to interpretation. It is usually a
judge who is the one who has the power to make such an 'official'
interpretation, not an attorney
Not so much in france. They dont use the same legal system as America
of the UK. They use the civil law approach. The statutes have to
clearly lay everything out becuase when a judge rules that ruling is
binding only on the instant matter, not on any others, you cant quote a
judge from another case to try to sway the judge in your case.
Of course you can and it's the best way of doing it. This is called
"jusrisprudence" in legalese speak.
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