1 “... relied on oral tradition and did not produce any documentary evidence of their historic legal orders...”

2 “... cases to the secondness of well known court decisions and produce judicial habits opening a process...”

3 “...). / Legal rules are supposed to produce effects on a determinated or even end-less Future. But their forms...”

4 “.... The mechanisms for producing legitimacy in labour court decision-making practice are made transparent...”

5 “... in narratives that produce collective meaning, for peoples and communities of states alike. How do we structure...”

6 “.... / »Artificial Intelligence and Criminal Law. On the Capacity of Current Criminal Law with Regard to Producer...”

7 “... understanding »law is text«, the field of legal linguistics for the past decades has produced an abundance...”