Jezik v pravnih besedilih

diplomsko delo visokošolskega strokovnega študija Varnost in policijsko delo

Domen Ločičnik (Author), Brane Ažman (Mentor)

Abstract

Pisna besedila najdemo povsod v našem pravnem sistemu. Odvetniki in sodniki ustvarjajo takšna besedila skoraj na dnevni bazi in če se ne ukvarjajo z njihovo pripravo, pa se jih pogosto trudijo interpretirati in jih uporabiti. Pravo je tako zagotovo eden izmed najbolj pismenih izmed vseh poklicev. Pravna besedila so tako izredno pomembna za ostalo družbo. Zakoni, sodna mnenja, oporoke in pogodbe dobesedno urejajo velik del naših življenj. Ker se ta besedila močno razlikujejo od drugih (strokovnih) besedil, sem se odločil raziskati, katere so tiste lastnosti, ki delajo ta besedila tako posebna. Pravna besedila so veliko več kot samo strokovna besedila; lahko bi dejali, da so zaradi njihovega vpliva na življenje družbe in posameznika oblikovana in sestavljena z ogromno mero pozornosti in natančnosti, saj skoraj ni stvari, ki bi bila prepuščena samemu naključju. Posebnosti pravnih besedil se ne kažejo le v slovničnih lastnostih in njihovi suhoparnosti besedil, ampak tako v sami obliki, njihovem razumevanju in pojasnjevanju kot tudi njihovi preskriptivnosti in medsebojni odvisnosti, nadrejenosti in podrejenosti ter mnogih teorijah, ki jezik dopolnjujejo in nam ga pomagajo razumeti. Pravna besedila zatorej zahtevajo posebno previdnost pri njihovem pojasnjevanju kot samem ustvarjanju. Kljub vsej svoji unikatnosti pa za pravna besedila v samih osnovah in začetkih veljajo ista pravila ustvarjanja kot pri ostalih strokovnih besedilih. Pravni jezik mora biti kljub izoliranosti od drugih besedil še vedno v povezavi s strokovnimi besedili iz drugih strok, ker ga le-ta dopolnjujejo, oplajajo in mu omogočajo nadaljnji razvoj.

Keywords

pravo;slovenščina;strokovni jezik;pravni jezik;strokovna besedila;pravna besedila;slovnica;pravopis;jezikoslovje;diplomske naloge;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2015
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UM FVV - Faculty of Criminal Justice
Publisher:	D. Ločičnik]
UDC:	811.163.6'276.6:34(043.2)
COBISS:	3032042
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	LANGUAGE IN LEGAL TEXTS
Secondary abstract:	Written texts can be found everywhere in our legal system. Lawyers and judges create such texts almost on a daily basis, and if not engaged in their production, they are often trying to interpret and apply them. Legal texts are also extremely important for the rest of society; laws, judicial opinions, wills, and contracts are govern a big part of our lives. Since these texts are very different from other texts, I decided to investigate the characteristics that make these texts so special. Legal texts are much more than just expertise texts; we could say that because of their impact on society and individuals they are designed and assembled with a huge degree of attention and accuracy, as almost nothing can be left to chance alone. Special characteristics of the legal texts relate not only to their grammatical properties but also to understanding and clarification, their normative aspects, interdependence, superiority, subordination, and many theories that complement language and help us understand it. Therefore, legal texts require particular caution in their interpretation and creation. Despite all of their uniqueness, legal texts are the basically subject to the same rules as other expertise texts. Legal language must, nevertheless, be isolated from other texts, but still bear characteristics of other expertise texts from other disciplines, as these complement and enable further development.
Secondary keywords:	law;legal language;legal discourse;characteristics of legal texts;legal gaps;
URN:	URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Fak. za varnostne vede, Ljubljana
Pages:	49 str.
ID:	9059576