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S/L/284. Legal theories of Dworkin and Hart
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The paper reviews law theories of Dworkin and Hart explaining the difference in their approaches to law and legal systems, discussing the ‘rule of recognition' concept, and considering the problems related to rules and law. Conclusions are made about the contrasts that exist in legal theory.
KEYWORDS: Legal theory, Dworkin, Hart, rule of recognition, law,
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