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Year: 2025
Issue: 1
Volume: 100
Author Names: Lucreția DOGARU
Abstract: In addressing this issue, we started from aspects related to religious and moral norms and implicitly those regarding the particularities of the norms of conduct of these non-legal spheres, the depth of which gives them greater durability compared to legal ones. The entire institutionalized activity of legal norming is materialized in the normative acts through which legal normality, that is, conformity, is separated from legal abnormality or their illegality. Regarding the legal language used in the regulory activity expressed in these normative acts, as a tool of the legal professionals, there are several points of view in the specialized literature. Similarly, with reference to the role of the legal practitioners in the entire complex process of interpreting norms, created by the legislator, and their concrete application. In this paper, we have conducted a critical analysis of aspects related to legal normativity, the significance of legal or normative language present in the texts of normative acts, whose understanding and application are determined by a mediated reality. The conclusion that can be drawn is that legal language represents the linguistic form of a normative program, a domain of reality mediated by language, understood and applied under concrete conditions and situations, which are, par excellence, variable.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62838/cjjc-2024-0038
Pages: 40-46