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- The focus of a lawmaker
The focus of a Lawmaker at the acme of
The Triangle of Law shifts as she despises conduct flowing from a Source to a Recipient through circumstances at its base. The focus shifts in three ways:
- A Lawmaker can focus on the Source doing conduct.
(a Source Focused Lawmaker)
(this is represented by one of the two legs of the Triangle of a Law) ,
- A Lawmaker can focus on the Recipient receiving conduct.
(a Recipient Focused Lawmaker)
(this is represented by one of the two legs of the Triangle of a Law) , or,
- A Lawmaker can be out of focus neither concentrating upon the Source doing conduct nor the Recipient receiving conduct.
(a Neither Focused Lawmaker)
In observing the process of making a law, it is important to take notice of the focus of a Lawmaker. Legal discourse is always clearer when everyone is focusing upon the same thing. Confusion arises when participants in legal discourse do not share the same focus.
John Bosco
Project Director
The Legal Literacy Project
Source:
OpenStax, A unified theory of a law. OpenStax CNX. Mar 25, 2011 Download for free at http://cnx.org/content/col10670/1.106
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