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020			_a198246102
082			_a340.1 LAW
100			_aHacker, P. M. S. (ed.)
245		0	_aLaw, morality, and society
260			_aOxford
260			_bClarendon
260			_c1988
300			_a312 p.
520			_a1. Hart's Philosophy of Law 2. Defeasibility and Meaning 3. No Right Answer? 4. The Phenomenon of Law 5. Real Laws 6. Naïve Instrumentalism and the Law 7. Positivism, Adjudication, and Democracy 8. The House of Lords and the Rules of Precedent 9. Intention and Mens Rea in Murder 10. The Grounds of Responsibility 11. Rights in Legislation 12. Promises and Obligations 13. Approval and Disapproval 14. Scepticism, Self-Refutation, and the Good of Truth 15. Justice Between Generations 16. Harm and Self-Interest
650			_a"Jurisprudence addresses, essays, lectures"
700			_aRaz, J. (ed.)
942			_cB _2ddc