Is it law really known to all? Language barriers as a limitation of the accessibility to national and international regulations in the Peruvian legal system

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The purpose of this paper is to analyze whether law is indeed a type of knowledge that should be presumed to be known or not known by all. Based on a review of various authors and standards, language barriers against the possibility of effective access to various types of national and international regulations are identified. Finally, some solutions to the above-mentioned problems are proposed.

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Velásquez Barrionuevo, A. J. (2020). Is it law really known to all? Language barriers as a limitation of the accessibility to national and international regulations in the Peruvian legal system. Boletin de La Academia Peruana de La Lengua, (68), 93–163. https://doi.org/10.46744/bapl.202002.005

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