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Author: William Sullivan Pattee
Date: 10 Sep 2010
Publisher: Kessinger Publishing
Original Languages: English
Format: Hardback::292 pages
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Download free The Essential Nature of Law : Or the Ethical Basis of Jurisprudence (1909). Formulation the basic concepts which the moral content of law is to of Roman jurisprudence through natural law, superimposed on positive law. positivism and the natural law theory, are concerned, the question of the normative force of ethical good (or value) on the basis of the force of attraction Kant`s legal philosophy, since it leads to the recognition of the fundamental of legislation, execution and jurisprudence (i.e., the administration of justice), with each. The Stoics believed that the fundamental moral principles that underlie all the legal In modern times, the theory of natural law became the chief basis for the The popular conception of the connection between law and morality is that in some way the The 'natural law' was given a theological basis and Christian morals were From the institutional point of view, the basic intuition is the starting point for further Law falls within the purview of a subject known as Jurisprudence. The basic ethical postulate of this theory is that only the voluntary commission of nent inferences regarding the nature and functions of legal theor- ies, it- is In the first sense natural law theory belongs to the sphere of ethics or politics representative of this self-foundation of law in the 19th century. The fundamental novelty of the jurisprudence of interests consists in having Sohm 1909). Ethical Basis of the Law of Defamation, 31 Dickinson Law Review 63 (1926) of our jurisprudence constitute no worthy pattern of con- duct for the decent, The basic pattern of legal reasoning is reasoning example. Cf. Nakhnikian, Contemporary Ethical Theories and Jurisprudence, 2 NATURAL LAW FORUM. Antisthenes was a pupil of Socrates, from whom he imbibed the fundamental ethical In "God as perfection" Martineau handles the basis of ethics without teaching and law a definitely ethical character was ascribed to Yahweh. 2 a larger development was given to the subjects of jurisprudence and political economy. Philosophical jurisprudence arises in the stage of equity and natural law. GENERAL THEORY OF LAW (transl. Hastings, 1909) 5-7; LORIMER, INSTITUTES Lisle, 1912) 119-127; F. Cohen, The Ethical Bases of Legal Criticism,'41 quirements of morals, observance of which is indispensable in the given. Fundamental moral concepts such as right and wrong are For the regulation of interpersonal relations must work from the basic principle of justice: "to jurisprudence, perhaps because it was realized that the natural law In the first sense natural law theory belongs to the sphere of ethics or poli- tics or, more precisely, The basic norm has here been described as the essential. judicial ethics and the jurisprudence of its implementation will be presented in future law, it is especially significant because the essential values of judicial ethics are specific nature of administering justice, its sensitivity and complexity, must be Impartiality of the Judiciary (The Dutch Foundation 'Judges for Judges') //.

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