Vagueness in Law and Language: Some Philosophical Issues

California Law Review 82 (1):509 (1994)
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Vagueness has no function in law.Roy Sorensen - 2001 - Legal Thoery 7 (4):385--415.
Law is not (best considered) an essentially contested concept.Kenneth M. Ehrenberg - 2011 - International Journal of Law in Context 7:209-232.

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