Kelsen's theory of law is free from ethics, politics, sociology, history, religion etc. It must in…
Kelsen's theory is "pure" precisely because it is kept free of ethics, politics, sociology, history and religion, confining itself to law as a system of norms.
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Kelsen's theory of law is free from ethics, politics, sociology, history, religion etc. It must in other words be:
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Kelsen's theory is "pure" precisely because it is kept free of ethics, politics, sociology, history and religion, confining itself to law as a system of norms.
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