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Society of Man: Natural and Positive Law

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June 12, 2015

 

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The development for the formation of laws was the necessary material for such a foundation. Societies looked upon their surroundings and to nature (natural law) to formulate an early beginning, as societies evolved so did crime and laws (positive law). The uses of natural and legal laws make up a solid foundation of order in an organized society...
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Each style brings a unique similarity and contrasting interpretation on the understanding of organized law. Natural law is a recognition of bad behaviors seemly wrong within themselves. What does that mean? A definition is needed. "Natural law is a concept of a body of moral principles that is common to all humankind and, as generally posited, is recognizable by human reason alone"(Dolhenty, 1998-1999, p...
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