Morality - Paper 2 & 3 Flashcards

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What is John Salmond’s definition of Law?

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The body of principles recognised and applied by the state in the administration of justice

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What is Phil Harris’ definition of Morality?

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A set of beliefs, values, and principles and standards of behaviour

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What are the characteristics of legal rules?

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They must be followed, enforced by the state, and take effect at a precise moment in time

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What are the characteristics of moral rules?

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Compliance is not required by the state, people are informally influenced by social pressure, and they develop gradually over time

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What is the theory of Legal Liberalism?

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Law should only cross with morality when somebody wants to hurt themselves or others

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Who advocated the theory of Legal Liberalism?

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Professor Hart

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What is the theory of Legal Moralism?

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Law should be based on morality and we should all follow a common moral code which is then enforced by the law

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Who followed the theory of Legal Moralism?

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Lord Devlin

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