Natural Law Flashcards

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Aquinas’ types of law

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  • lex aeterna
  • divine law
  • natural law
  • human law
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Radbruch formula

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a law ceases to be a law where a solution is not even attempted, where equality is deliberately denied in the enactment of a law

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Fuller’s principles of internal morality of law

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  • rules must be general
  • promulgated
  • retroactive rule-making minimised as far as possible
  • understandable
  • not contradictory
  • possible to obey
  • remain relatively constant through time
  • congruence between rules as announced and rules as applied
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Fuller’s features of law

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  • purposive
  • reciprocal
  • an ongoing enterprise
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Fuller’s purpose of law

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enterprise of subjecting human conduct to governance of rules

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strong reading of NLTs

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any rule which does not provide us with decisive reasons for action is not a law

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weak reading of NLTs

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any rule which does not provide us with decisive reasons for action is defective as law

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8
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Finnis’ book

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Natural Law and Natural Rights

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9
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Fuller’s book

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The Morality of Law

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10
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Alexy’s book

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The Argument from Injustice

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