Thoughts About the Legal Argumentation in the Judicial Practice

Abstract

Legal argumentation is a discipline of philosophy, whose objective is to interpret the norm regarding the facts presented by the parties in a judicial process. As a consequence, various models of evaluating the facts in real life have appeared, and to be presented by means of argumentation before the judges. Consequently, there are several theories to solve each and every one of these types of problems. Therefore, it is necessary to train judges on legal argumentation, which will help them decide over the most difficult cases they are presented.