... the concept of law defined by normative jurisprudence.'41 His basic idea was that, insofar as sociology seeks to study and make generalizations about legal institutions and practices, it will have to start with them. If you are ...
... the concept of law. Hart's arguments against the thesis of a necessary connection take on a distinctive flavor once they are read against the foil of the present line of argument stressing that the concept of law does not depend on ...
... The Concept of Law did not exist in 1955.3 Dworkin's continuous modifications of his arguments induced Geoffrey Marshall to say that arguing with him was like attempting to frisk a wet seal , and no doubt he can be faulted for this ...
... The Concept of Law , 3rd edn ( Oxford , Oxford University Press , 2012 [ 1961 ] ) . 2 J Hart , Ask Me No More ( London , Peter Halban Publishers , 1998 ) . 3 The Concept of Law ( n 1 ) 17 . 4 ibid 18 . 5 ibid 21 . 6 15 See T Endicott ...
... the concept of law expresses certain fundamental features common to all domains of reality.7 However, comparatively little work has been devoted to exploit this indi- cation (and others) of a more continuous development of both ...
... the concept of law itself . Without a remedy there is no right . Moreover , law can only be equally applied in equal cases by an independent judiciary in a fair procedure . In theoretical accounts of the rule of law, the quality. 4 S ...
... the concept of law , to which I will now turn . The Concept of Law and the Idea of Law For Radbruch , the concept of law depends on the idea of law . Since both of these notions have remained unclear so far , I should explain them here ...
... The Concept of Law introduces the reality of social division into the heart of the theory of law that he has been championed from the first page of this book as a pioneer of liberal democratic law. It should nevertheless be stressed ...
... The Concept of Law, 2nd ed. presupposes non-instrumental principles as the basis of laws, limiting the Securitization and Rule of Law 27 _Hlk106884376 _Hlk106884410 _Hlk106884450 _Hlk106884488 _Hlk106884532 _Hlk106884586 _Hlk106884620 ...
... The Concept of Law , first published in 19611 , of which more than 100,000 copies have been sold . Hart has made a very considerable contribution to the debate about the nature of law . His positive contribution has included an ...