The Legal Positivists School of jurisprudence holds that the established law must be applied but only if the law leads to a moral result. a) trueb) false

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Xander Morrison

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23 March, 13:22

The Legal Positivists School of jurisprudence holds that the established law must be applied but only if the law leads to a moral result. a) trueb) false

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Juliette Mullins · Answer 1

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Legal positivism is a philosophy of law that holds that the established law must be applied but only if the law leads to a moral result. That the law should be synonymous with positive norm. That is, it should lead to positive change.