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nature of law
law and justice AO1
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Cards (15)
def of justice
- fair and reasonable treatment of people
chaim perelman
- 6 meanings of justice
formal justice
- how procedures within legal institutions create fairness
substantiatitive justice
- how the law itself achieves fairness
distrubititive justice
- how law ensures a fair allocation of resources amound society
corrective justice
- how law deals with wrong doing
natural law
- law derives from god and nature
aristotle
- law is just if it is law that comes from god as this makes it moral
utilitarianism
- law is just if it maximises the sum total of happiness for the greates number of people - bentham
positivism
- law is valid if it is made by
parliment
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hart
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austin
rawls
-by opperating under a viel of ignorance everyone can be equal and have equal rights
dicey
- rule of law - no one can be punished without law - no person is above the law - judicial decisions protect the right of citizens
plato
- government is a slave to the law
aristotle
- the rule of law is prefferable to that of any individual
entick v carrington
- judiciary asserted its independance and ruled against the state