Interpretive Proxies
Interpretive Proxies is a legal interpretive construct that serves as a stand-in for judicial reasoning or intended legislative meaning in statutory interpretation, distinguished by its function of operationalizing abstract interpretive principles into measurable or analyzable indicators for scholarly or doctrinal analysis.
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Georges Cuvier's paper museum of fossil bones
Martin J. S. Rudwick · Archives of Natural History · 2000 · 35 citations
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