Does that tell us anything about theories of law?

As a theory of law it requires us to accept that there is something intrinsically moral in the legal method.

The theory proposed in this book has probably been the most influential theory of law produced during the 20th century.

The specific properties do not, nonetheless, uncharacterize the theory of law as applicable to all the cases.

Jurisprudence is the study and theory of law.

"Women, crime, and dependency: an application of the theory of law".

Dworkin is famous for his theory of law as integrity and legal interpretivism.

The three basic points of Austin's theory of law are that:

Well, I don't know the theory of law, but there is one other point I want to make, just for your own consideration.

As City Attorney, he has subscribed to the "broken windows" theory of law enforcement.

In this respect, there is some affinity with John Austin's 'command' theory of law.

The thesis can be criticised because the concept of legal mistake is recognised in a determinative theory of law.

Judicial opinions utilize economic analysis and the theories of law and economics with some regularity.

Libertarian theories of law build upon classical liberal and individualist anarchist doctrines.

Indeed, it was the analytical jurists who first pointed out that legal formalism is fundamentally mistaken as a theory of law.

It accused the majority of inventing a theory of law to fit the conclusion that it wanted to reach.

Oakeshott's view of law has certain similarities, but he does not adopt the command theory of law.

The philosopher Immanuel Kant formulated one influential deontological theory of law.

There are many other normative approaches to the philosophy of law, including critical legal studies and libertarian theories of law.

The term originated in the 1980s but the concept is a formalist theory of law and a corollary of textualism.

It was also the basis for a theory of law and government which would gradually supersede the mercantilist regime that was then prevalent.

I loathe men who know the theory of law, yet never sully their lily-white feet by walking into the Snarls.'

An interpretivist theory of law holds that legal rights and duties are determined by the best interpretation of the political practices of a particular community.

He regarded this work not only as a study of Hegel but also as preparation for his own work on theory of law.

Theodor Geiger developed a close-knit analysis of the Marxist theory of law.