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Permission in a Kelsenian Perspective
Agata Ciabattoni, Xavier Parent, Giovanni Sartor
113 - 118
10.3233/FAIA230953
Research Article
Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications
Volume 379: Legal Knowledge and Information Systems
Abstract

Although permissions are of crucial importance in several settings, they have garnered less attention within the deontic logic community than obligations. In previous work we showed how to reconstruct deontic logic using Kelsen’s quasi-causal conception of norms, restricting ourselves to the notion of obligation. Here we extend the account to permission, and show how to analyse the notion of strong permission through a Kelsenian lens. In our framework various forms of conflicts between obligation and permission are disentangled.

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