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Having studied the results of international discussion on definition of human dignity in law, philosophy, sociology, ethics, medicine due to new achievements of medical technology and techniques. The author casts light on goals and meaning of use of legal approaches to the human dignity for protection of rights of embryos, life, patients’ rights, etc.
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jurisprudence, dignity, medicine, embryos, euthanasia, right, individual, transplant, life, technology
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The idea of a jural state have been the subject of analysis of many thinkers from the ancient times and to the present day. This article is devoted to the ideas of Rudolph fon Yering, his key ideas on law, legality, and the state…
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Alfred Ernestovich Zhalinsky is 75!
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Abstract:
Evaluative terms have been existing throughout the history of various legal systems. This analysis of historical and modern material and comparative legal studies allow to show the obvious tendency to broader use of evaluative terms in civil law norms. This tendency can, for example, be seen in the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, which at times also provides for additional criteria to limit the discretion…
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