Legal enforcement of moral values Flashcards

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Lord Devlin’s four principles on whether or not to prohibit moral offences and which not to: 1

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1: Individual freedom to be allowed must be consistent with the integrity of society

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Lord Devlin’s four principles on whether or not to prohibit moral offences and which not to: 2

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2: Limits of tolerance are not static but lawmakers should be slow to change laws which protect morality

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Lord Devlin’s four principles on whether or not to prohibit moral offences and which not to: 3

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3: Privacy must be respected as far as possible

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Lord Devlin’s four principles on whether or not to prohibit moral offences and which not to: 4

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4: Law is concerned with the minimum rather than maximum standards of behaviour

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What are the two philosophies about whether law should enforce moral values?

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Positivism

Natural Law Theory

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