CORDIS Project
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The project examines how generalizations are used in legal fact-finding, distinguishing between acceptable and objectionable types. It develops a framework based on moral autonomy to assess the implications of using generalizations, particularly in attributing personal responsibility in legal contexts.
The project deals with the ways in which generalizations, both quantified and unquantified, are used in legal fact-finding, either explicitly as pieces of evidence or implicitly as support for certain inferences.
The project begins by identifying confusing intuitions and practices, according to which some types of generalization are used as a matter of course (e.g. compensation for loss of earnings relies on the average life expectancy), whilst other types of generalization raise strong objectio…
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