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Cross-Sectional Standards for Future Technical Developments Using the Example of Cyborg Law
This article addresses the question of how good law can be written for previously unforeseeable future technological developments. The starting point for these considerations is a legal methodological perspective and the development of cross-sectional standards. This concept is validated us
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