El juez Hermes y el logos de lo razonable: Por qué la aplicación silogística del Derecho no es suficiente

Abstract

The unsatisfactory answer given by Legal Positivisms the case of the nazi leaders after the Nuremberg trials led the Theory of Legal Interpretation to redefine its borders. This work reviews the contributions of two prominent jurists: Luis Recasens Siches and Francois Ost, whose works contributed to the new interpretation schools questioning the strictly formal application of the Law and making a way for a reasonable application, more in accordance with the growing complexity of the legal order.