Legal Positivism
- Created by: Launston
- Created on: 12-05-14 16:47
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2. According to Raz, what is inconsistent with the nature of law?
- Moral tests
- Judge-made law
- The separability thesis
- Procedurally defective law
3. Who says that 'the identification of law in every system necessarily involves moral judgements'?
- Raz
- Dworkin
- Hart
- Austin
4. According to Hart, what should judges consider as 'reason in itself to obey laws'?
- They help maintain the structure of society
- The fact that a law is moral
- The fact that Parliament enacted the provision
- They are standards of conduct
5. How do Exclusive Positivists believe that Law can be shown to possess legitimate authority?
- By adhering to moral criterias of validity
- By being presented as the law-makers view of how to behave
- By only being made by democratically elected people
- By having no boundaries on the rule of recognition
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