Communis Opinio and the Methods of Statutory Interpretation: Interpreting Law or Changing Law

Social Sciences

• Justice 100%
• Interpretation 100%
• Law 100%
• Procedure 100%
• Courts 88%
• Meaning 35%
• Legislation 23%
• State 17%
• Intention 17%
• Methodology 17%
• Evidence 17%
• Statute 17%
• Rule of Law 17%
• Application 17%
• Opinion 17%
• Change 11%
• Crime 11%
• Decision 11%
• Parliament 11%
• Prohibition 11%
• Acceptance 11%
• Variance 11%
• Purpose 11%
• Elections 11%
• Abstracts 5%
• Standards 5%
• Construction 5%
• Understanding 5%
• Relevance 5%
• Analysis 5%
• Interest 5%
• Validity 5%
• Measuring Instruments 5%
• Church 5%
• Autonomy 5%
• Legitimacy 5%
• Presidential Election 5%
• False Statement 5%
• Cost 5%
• Examination 5%
• Legal System 5%
• Comprehension 5%
• Conflict 5%
• Lie 5%
• Judge 5%

Arts and Humanities

• Law 100%
• Canon 100%
• Methods 100%
• Interpretation 100%
• Justice 73%
• Texts 39%
• Meaning 26%
• Supreme Court 21%
• Context 17%
• Methodology 13%
• Evidence 13%
• Intents 13%
• Formalism 13%
• Statute 13%
• Application 13%
• Aversion 8%
• Contextual 8%
• reliance 8%
• Change 8%
• Acceptance 8%
• Decision 8%
• Prohibition 8%
• Parliament 8%
• Error 8%
• Crime 8%
• System 4%
• Tradition 4%
• Contemporary 4%
• Dissent 4%
• Limits 4%
• Empirical 4%
• Holy Trinity 4%
• Florida 4%
• Articulation 4%
• Adherence 4%
• Correctness 4%
• Resorts 4%
• Discretion 4%
• Autonomy 4%
• Legitimacy 4%
• Technique 4%
• Chancellor 4%
• Process 4%
• Comprehension 4%
• Interest 4%
• Relevance 4%
• Analysis 4%
• Legal Text 4%
• Church 4%
• Standards 4%
• Cost 4%
• Examination 4%
• Conflict 4%
• Presidential Election 4%
• Validity 4%
• Lie 4%
• Congressional Report 4%