Philosophy of law: introducing jurisprudence
London: Bloomsbury Academic (2013) Copy BIBTEX
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Aspects of Law and Legal Systems -- Courts and Legal Reasoning -- Making, Justifying, and Evaluating Law -- Law and Individual Obligation -- Private Law -- Criminal Law -- Sentencing and punishment-- Statutes -- Constitutions -- International Law.Author's Profile
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