Kelsen’s Pure Theory of Law

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John Austin (1790-1859) and the Command Theory of Law

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John Austin, a 19th-century British legal philosopher, left a lasting mark on jurisprudence with his positivist theory of law. Central to his thinking is the concept of law as a command issued by a sovereign, backed by the threat of sanction. This article delves into the details of Austin’s philosophy of the Command Theory of Law.

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Navigating Investment Opportunities in Africa: A Focus on Ethiopia

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Investment Opportunities in Africa Africa represents a dynamic and diverse landscape for foreign direct investment (FDI) Navigating Investment Opportunities in Africa: A Focus on Ethiopia

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From Hammurabi’s Code to Cyberspace: A Jurisprudential Journey Through Time

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Hammurabi’s Code to Cyberspace The pursuit of justice is as old as civilization itself. From the chiseled laws of ancient Mesopotamia to the ever-evolving regulations of the digital age,

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Human Rights and Natural Law: A Fountain of Universal Morality (And a Minefield of Challenges)?

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Universal Morality in Natural Law Explore the complex relationship between human rights and natural law, emerging trends, and expert insights. Can universal morality find its foundation in shared humanity?”

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Navigating the Maze of Legal Theories: An Exploration of Major Schools of Jurisprudence

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Major Schools of Jurisprudence Navigating the maze of legal theories can be a challenging yet rewarding endeavor. By understanding the

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The Impact of the USA Supreme Court Decision: Geier v. American Honda Motor Co., Inc. (2000) on 18 Wheeler Accident Attorneys.

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The Impact of the USA Supreme Court Decision: Geier v. American Honda Motor Co., Inc. (2000) on 18 Wheeler Accident Attorneys. Introduction In the realm of product liability law, the Supreme Court decision in Geier v. American Honda Motor Co., Inc. (2000) holds significant importance. This landmark case not only addressed the issue of airbags

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Progressive American Insurance Company v Back on Track case Review.

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Progressive American Insurance Company v. Back on Track, LLC, the Florida Second District Court of Appeal held that insurers are not required to reimburse medical providers according to the statutory schedule of maximum charges. This decision has implications for both insurers and providers, and it is likely to be followed by other courts in interpreting similar statutes in other states.
Keywords: Progressive, Back on Track, PIP, Florida, insurance, medical providers, maximum charges

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The Fifth Amendment Right to Remain Silent in Car Accident Law.

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The Fifth Amendment right to remain silent is an important right that protects individuals from incriminating themselves. If you are involved in a car accident, you should be aware of your right to remain silent and how to exercise it.

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