Total : 34,872 item
1631. Reference : MM-1-21-178
| Moerman refers to Perelman’s work (1963) on dialectics, in which he notes that its achievement relies on actual interactions with interlocutors, including adjustments to their personality and intentions. Such an approach allows all parties to agree. | Punch card
1632. Reference : MM-1-21-179
| Moerman notes Llewellyn’s (1960) argument that the search for beauty . | Punch card
1633. Reference : MM-1-21-180
| Moerman refers to Llewellyn’s (1960) comments on the rules of truth and the law of nature. These depend on time and space, with different situations throwing up different problems, which will be differently recognized by each individual. | Punch card
1634. Reference : MM-1-21-181
| Moerman refers to Gluckman (1965) on multi-referential judgments in the legal system of the Barotse (a group of people based in present-day Zambia). These relate to evidence taking, cross-examination and consequences. | Punch card
1635. Reference : MM-1-21-182
| Moerman cites Llewellyn’s (1960) work on the court system, in which he provides examples of the witnesses in Illinois State courts. | Punch card
1636. Reference : MM-1-21-183
| Moerman refers to Radin’s ‘Law as Logic and Experience’ (1940) and cites Llewellyn (1960) on the issue of awareness and understanding of the facts. | Punch card
1637. Reference : MM-1-21-184
| Moerman refers to Llewellyn (1960) on the taking of notes initiated by participant observation. | Punch card
1638. Reference : MM-1-21-185
| Moerman points to Wetter’s (1960) comparison of judgments in the respective legal systems of Sweden and in the UK. In Sweden, judgments are based on jurors, whereas in the UK lawyers are essential for the judgment. | Punch card
1639. Reference : MM-1-21-186
| Moerman cites Wetter (1960) on the ability of Anglo-American lawyers to demonstrate the facts and to find arguments to prove the truth in a hearing. | Punch card
1640. Reference : MM-1-21-187
| 23 Jan 1969 Chalermchai gives information on the following: (1) Corruption of students, (2) a man who was working for Chamnan was arrested on charges of being a communist, (3) giving a gift to congratulate the boss is common. If someone does not comply, he may face difficulty in his job, (4) the bribery of tax officials who allow Laotian people to migrate illegally into the country, 5) graft among the police. | Punch card
