Philosophy and the Law | Professor Timothy Endicott
Monday 11th of November 2024 17:45
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Sherrard RoomTimings
17:45 ~ Doors Open
18:15 ~ Lecture
19:15 ~ Reception
Expected to end at approx. 20:30
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The Intentions of Instituitions - Professor Timothy Endicott
Because legislation is an intentional law-making act, the legislature’s intention is of fundamental importance to the law. But where a court needs to interpret an act of legislation, there is no general reason for the law to treat the intention of the legislature as a ground of interpretation. I will argue that these two claims are supported by a true understanding of the role of intention in the decisions of institutions in general.
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