Match the following School of JurisprudenceDescription 1. Natural Law A. Rules Based on reason 2.…
In this classification, natural law refers to enduring moral or divine standards, while analytical jurisprudence studies positive law as it exists. Realism emphasizes what…
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Match the following
| School of Jurisprudence | Description |
|---|---|
| 1. Natural Law | A. Rules Based on reason |
| 2. Analytical | B. Principles enforced by courts |
| 3. Realism | C. Immutable and eternal rules based on moral/divine law |
| 4. Philosophical | D. Law as it is |
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Correct answer C
In this classification, natural law refers to enduring moral or divine standards, while analytical jurisprudence studies positive law as it exists. Realism emphasizes what courts actually enforce. Philosophical jurisprudence approaches legal principles through reason, producing the stated four-way match.
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