Introduction to Law Deneme Sınavı Sorusu #572429

Analogy is an extension of the scope of a norm to be applied. Yet the purpose of a statute may sometimes prohibit analogical reasoning. In such cases, the argument of reduction may come into play.

Which of the following can it be called?

Teleological reduction

Argumenta a fortiori

Historical reduction

Systematic reduction

Textual reduction

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Analogy is an extension of the scope of a norm to be applied. Yet the purpose of a statute may sometimes prohibit analogical reasoning. In such cases, the argument of reduction may come into play, which is called teleological reduction.

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Introduction to Law Deneme Sınavı Sorusu #572429

Analogy is an extension of the scope of a norm to be applied. Yet the purpose of a statute may sometimes prohibit analogical reasoning. In such cases, the argument of reduction may come into play. Which of the following can it be called?

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Analogy is an extension of the scope of a norm to be applied. Yet the purpose of a statute may sometimes prohibit analogical reasoning. In such cases, the argument of reduction may come into play.

Which of the following can it be called?