Deontic Specification

Deontic Specification - A deontic specification refers to the formulation of norms, obligations, permissions, and prohibitions in logical or computational systems, often used in AI and computer science to model normative systems and behaviors.

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IRI: https://folio.openlegalstandard.org/RClhbl4E1TJp9LygIXewIhn
Label (rdfs): Deontic Specification
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Definition and Examples

Definition: A deontic specification refers to the formulation of norms, obligations, permissions, and prohibitions in logical or computational systems, often used in AI and computer science to model normative systems and behaviors.
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Class Relationships

Sub Class Of: Objectives
Parent Class Of: Waiver

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Compliance

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Prohibition

Permission

Violation

Obligation

Right
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Deprecated: False

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