A modal logic for reasoning on consistency and completeness of regulations

In this paper, we deal with regulations that may exist in multi-agent systems in order to regulate agent behaviour and we discuss two properties of regulations, that is consistency and completeness. After defining what consistency and completeness mean, we propose a way to consistently complete incomplete regulations. In this contribution, we extend previous works and we consider that regulations are expressed in a first order modal deontic logic

How to Complete Regulations in Multi-agent Systems

In this paper, we deal with regulations that may exist in multiagent systems in order to regulate agent behaviour. More precisely, we discuss two properties of regulations, consistency and ompleteness. After defining what consistency and completeness mean, we propose a way to consistently complete incomplete regulations. This contribution considers that regulations are expressed in a first order deontic logic. We will focus on particular regulations: information exchange policies

Standardisation of the Press Coverage System in the Press Law

This write-up highlights the urgency of standardisation of news coverage arrangements to ensure respect for the principle of presumption of innocence. The standardisation should focus on the system of legal news writing standards, professional journalist standards and journalist competency standards contained in the Press Law. Regulations on writing news about the law that does not include a system to ensure professional standards of journalists and journalists' competence in writing legal news will cause difficulty in practising press reporting that respects the presumption of innocence principle. Therefore, it is important to explain the basic provisions of the Press Law. Standardisation of the regulations of the press system is needed to maintain harmony, consistency, and completeness, which is expected to improve efficiency. Keywords: Standardisation, Press Coverage System, Press Law. DOI: 10.7176/JLPG/92-28 Publication date: December 31st 201