Gaps between the French Language and French Law

Abstract

Speaking about the spaces in which law is practiced, it is necessary to distinguish between geographical space, where they speak French, and legal (as well as economic), where the law is based on the French system. In this case, we are only talking about French law, regardless of the language in which it operates. To consider the geographical areas in which the law "thinks" in French, it is necessary to regard them as territories with their own language, to build a normative legal system that will go hand in hand with modern technologies of automated translation. Continuity between linguistic spaces and legal territories is not essential.