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Jurisprudence notes.

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  1. 01

    Jurisprudence versus Legal Philosophy

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  2. 02

    The Classification of Law

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    Jurisprudence versus Legal Theory

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    The Historical School of Jurisprudence

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    The Sociological School of Jurisprudence

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    Justice Meaning Kinds and Theories

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    Theories of Punishment

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    The State and the Law

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    Law and Social Change

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    Law versus Ethics

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    Natural Law versus Legal Positivism

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    Historical versus Sociological School

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    Natural Law versus Legal Realism

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    Austin versus Kelsen

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    Hart versus Dworkin

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    Right versus Power

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    Natural Rights versus Legal Rights

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    Legal Person versus Natural Person

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    Legal Duty versus Moral Duty

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    Ratio Decidendi versus Obiter Dicta

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    Legal Sovereignty versus Political Sovereignty

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    Custom versus Usage

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    Positive versus Negative Liberty

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    Judicial Activism versus Judicial Restraint

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    Legal Certainty versus Judicial Discretion

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    Rules versus Principles

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    Law in Books versus Law in Action

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    Substantive versus Procedural Law

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    Codified versus Uncodified Law

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    Philosophical School

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    Stare Decisis versus Res Judicata

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    Legal versus Historical Sources

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    Supreme versus Subordinate Legislation

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    Mediate versus Immediate Possession

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    Vested versus Contingent Rights

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    Fiction Theory versus Realist Theory

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