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Moral Psychology and the Law. 1) Hutcheson, The Judgment Intuitive: The Function of the “Hunch” in Judicial Decision, 14 CORNELL L.Q. 274 (1929). 2) Shapiro, The Hart-Dworkin Debate: A ...
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OCR Document. Hart thus domesticated the realist indetenninacy thesis. Subsequently, under the influence of Ronald Dworkin, mainstream legal philosophy became preoccupied ...
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FEDERAL COURTS OUTLINE. 4) Judicial Review: Courts have power to strike down unconstitutional laws. ... Rules of Decision Act requires federal court to apply state law, ...
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RALEIGH – After months of debate in an extremely tight fiscal year .... 25 oct 2002 ... RALEIGH – After months of debate in an extremely tight fiscal year, ... Sandhills officers began working 12-hour shifts in June and have ...
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SOURCES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. Hart: something erroneous about saying international law is morality rather ... Subject to Article 59, judicial decisions and teachings of the most highly ...
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2. ... is the focus of a famous debate between H.L.A. Hart and Lon Fuller (Hart 1958, ... has a more restricted meaning: formal judicial decisions (that is, ...
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The turn from the courts. These debates in recent political, legal, and constitutional theory about the idea, ... The judicial override of legislative enactments does not exhaust the ...
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INTERNATIONAL LAW MATTERS: A THEORY OF COMPLIANCE. This approach, then, resolves the existing debate regarding “soft law” by pointing ... in a fashion that reduces the importance of each compliance decision.
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