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Institutional Morality and the Constitution,xplain the nature of constitutions and of constitutional law, and in so doing must give a satisfactory account of the grounds of legal decision making which are properly appealed to in the justification of decisions in cases which raise questions of constitutional law. It is therefore an important q

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The , and the Ideal of Justice,olitical theory — are all concerned with questions of justice and all aspire to a world which is just according to their particular conception. The journalist as well as the man in the pub discusses questions of justice. Who does not reflect on what constitutes a just reward, what are just prices an

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Die Prüfung nichtmetallischer Baustofferkinian theory; thirdly examining British literary and judicial approaches which tend to corroborate the theory; fourthly, showing that there are, however, central elements in positivistic analyses of law which are not so much subverted as presupposed by Dworkin’s argument; and finally throwing out

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Facts and Fact-Descriptions,lems are more fundamental than the question of the determination of the relevancy of particular items of information in the setting of given problems posed in social science or historiography, for obviously it must be explained what facts are and how they can be described before one can go into the

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Institutional Morality and the Constitution,rkinian theory; thirdly examining British literary and judicial approaches which tend to corroborate the theory; fourthly, showing that there are, however, central elements in positivistic analyses of law which are not so much subverted as presupposed by Dworkin’s argument; and finally throwing out

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