Moral Certitude in Comparison With Other Standards of Proof
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| Whakarāpopotonga: | This thesis employs Aristotle’s theory of causation to analyze moral certitude, the standard of proof required for canonical judicial decisions, comparing it with beyond a reasonable doubt and preponderance of evidence standards. The analysis demonstrates that moral certitude represents a qualitatively distinct approach to judicial proof rather than merely a higher quantitative threshold, serving the ultimate purpose of salus animarum. |
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| ISBN: | 9798291585290 |
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