What is the concept of Exclusive Legal Positivism?
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Moral criteria cannot be sufficient or necessary conditions for the legal status of a norm.
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What is the concept of Exclusive Legal Positivism?
Moral criteria cannot be sufficient or necessary conditions for the legal status of a norm.
What did Jeremy Bentham state about natural rights?
Jeremy Bentham stated, 'Natural rights is simple nonsense.'
What is the problem with the traditional natural law theory?
Its connection to Catholicism and morality, ascribing law to a higher law.
According to Legal Positivism, what is the relationship between law and morality?
Neither the law nor legal systems have any natural/essential connections with morality. Law is law regardless of its moral weight.
What is the Overlap Thesis in Natural Law theory?
A 'just law' is one that is consistent with natural law, ordered to the common good.
What is the difference between Law and Legal Theories?
Law pertains to the philosophy of law and answers questions about the nature of law, while Legal Theories deal with the application of law in legal disputes.
How are terms defined in Conceptual Analysis of Law?
By essential and necessary conditions.
What does Modern Natural Law theory emphasize as the basis for law?
Political philosophy, political action, and collective experience, rather than ascribing law to a deity.
What are the Valuable Basic Goods according to Finnis?
What is meant by 'A Pure Theory of Law'?
Understanding law as law and not in relation to something else, restricting the analysis to 'norms' of positive law.
What do Theories of Law speak of?
The notion of law and what makes it a law.
What does it mean for a condition to be sufficient for a concept?
Its presence guarantees the existence of that concept.
Who is the author of the General Theory of Law and State?
Hans Kelsen.
What is the concept of Inclusive Legal Positivism?
While there is no necessary content to a legal rule, a particular legal system may, by conventional rule, make moral criteria necessary or sufficient for validity in that particular system.
What is the dominant method used in Jurisprudence?
Conceptual Analysis of Law.
What is the essence of Traditional Natural Law theory?
Argues for the existence of a higher law and its content, and analyzes what should follow from its existence.
According to Thomas Aquinas, what is the definition of law?
An ordinance of reason for the common good, made by him who has the care of the community, and promulgated.
According to Joseph Raz, what determines the existence and content of every law?
Social sources.
What is Hart's 'Rule of Recognition' in his Secondary Rules?
It specifies the criteria for legal validity.
What is the criticism of Natural Law theorists regarding legal validity?
There is no specific notion of legal validity, and they cannot say of a law that it is legally valid but morally wrong.
What do Legal Theories focus on?
The applied philosophy of law and the HOW of the law in legal disputes.
According to Cicero, what is law?
The highest reason, implanted in nature.
