- Hans
Kelsen (/ˈkɛlsən/; German: [ˈhans ˈkɛlzən];
October 11, 1881 –
April 19, 1973) was an
Austrian and
later American jurist,
legal philosopher and political...
- is
generally obe**** by the people, and is
backed up by sanctions. Hans
Kelsen developed legal positivism further by
separating law not only from morality...
- Pure
Theory of Law is a book by
jurist and
legal theorist Hans
Kelsen,
first published in
German in 1934 as
Reine Rechtslehre, and in 1960 in a much revised...
- (meaning "Royal Danish") is a
Danish brand of
butter cookies,
manufactured by
Kelsen Group A/S. It is
known for its
distinctive royal blue
round tin container...
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concern with
equity in
virtue jurisprudence.
Whilst both
legal theorists Kelsen and Hart
believe that
legal normativity cannot be
reduced to mere factuality...
- a
concept in the Pure
Theory of Law
created by Hans
Kelsen, a
jurist and
legal philosopher.
Kelsen used this word to
denote the
basic norm, order, or rule...
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theory failed to
account for individual's
compliance with the law. Hans
Kelsen is
considered one of the
preeminent jurists of the 20th
century and has...
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philosopher Hans
Kelsen,
though Hart
rejected several distinctive features of
Kelsen's theory.
Significant in the
differences between Hart and
Kelsen was the emphasis...
- [1966] 1 EA 514, is a
decision of the High
Court of
Uganda in
which Hans
Kelsen's "General
Theory on Law and State" and the
Political Question Doctrine were...
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Marshall Felix Frankfurter Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. Hans
Kelsen Pontes de
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American legal profession History of the...
