The Dynamics of Stasis¶
Hohmann, H. (1989). The Dynamics of Stasis: Classical Rhetorical Theory and Modern Legal Argumentation. The American Journal of Jurisprudence, 34(1), 171-197.
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- Stasis
- Law. The classical home: pre-trial motions are largely stasis moves — a motion to dismiss is jurisdictional stasis, summary judgment on the facts is conjectural stasis, characterization of the charge is definitional stasis, and affirmative defenses are quality stasis.
This sourceMaps the classical stasis system onto modern legal argument, supporting the claim that pre-trial motions are stasis moves corresponding to conjectural, definitional, qualitative, and jurisdictional stases.
- Law. The classical home: pre-trial motions are largely stasis moves — a motion to dismiss is jurisdictional stasis, summary judgment on the facts is conjectural stasis, characterization of the charge is definitional stasis, and affirmative defenses are quality stasis.
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