... nature of self-evidence. 5. Reproduces bourgeois liberal ideology and being blind to political and social realities of law. 6. Protects the privileged. Hart: There are three problems which Hart Identifies in a pre-legal system. There are: Normative uncertainty: Debate of revenge killing, as no agreement in the community, no rule available for it. Static nature of customary rules: sudden change of rules ... on this ground lack the quality of law should not be taken into account in working out the legal position of any given individual in particular circumstances. After the war Radbruch's ...

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... among cultures with different practices and beliefs. This group acknowledges culture differences but believe that some traditions and values are morally wrong. The examples used by this group are the pre-Civil War U.S. Society accepted the practice of slavery or the Nazi's treatment and persecution of the Jewish people during WWII. Although these societies accepted these practices, it was morally wrong. The theory ... ...

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... as "the main task is to construct some form of legitimate set of global rules. This is...about establishing a set of global regimes underpinned by states, international institutions, and global civil society. The humanitarian regime would be at the heart of such a set of rules because of the legitimacy that derives from the assumption of human equality" (Kaldor 396). A humanitarian ... because you know it is to your benefit. From acting altruistically, we will maintain Kaldor's theories of humanitarianism. She says," The most hopeful approach to the contemporary problem of controlling wa...

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