Category: judicial

In contemporary Spanish legal philosophy, there is a scarcity of scholars, like Manolo Atienza and myself, who have delved into the cognitive status of legal dogmatics. I'm referring to reflections primarily addressing the question of whether legal dogmatics is a science or not, and in what sense. This excludes the vast literature dedicated to natural law, legal positivism, legal realism, or their authors, historically focused and more recently proliferating around the debate on neoconstitutionalism. I will not delve into studies of philosophical-legal scope carried out by jurists such as Hernández...