Review Legal Ethics § 3

Which legal theses defends that Law and morals may be connected, but they do not necessarily are?

• The separation theses

• The non-positivism theses

• The separability theses

• The realism theses

Fill up the legal school of thinking to which Law and morals are never connected

(a)  

The separation theses includes the separability theses

• True

• False

Which are sufficient conditions of law for legal positivism?

• Normativity

• Appropriate enactment

• Social efficacy

• Law separated from morals

• A connection with justice

Which problems the inclusion of morals in the concept of law can help to resolve?

• The problem of an appropriate foundation

• The problem of the unjust system

• The problem of limits of the law

• The problem of the rights arguments in law

• The inclusion problem

Connect the boxes

Which positivism problem relates to the open texture of law?

(a)  

The correctness argument is applied in two steps, the first of them is

• Law necessarily has an open texture

• Law necessarily raises a claim

• Law necessarily needs to be correct

• Law necessarily has limits

The correctness argument is applied in two steps, the second of them is

• Law's claim is true

• Law's claim is necessary

• Law's claim has limits

• Law's claim connects it with morality

Choose the correct answer(s) regarding the limitation problem

• Answers the question about the limits of law

• Answers the question about what law is

• The Radbruch formula is incorporated by inclusive non-positivism

• Can be accepted by positivists

• Legal positivists critique Radbruch's formula