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    Any new rule formed after departing from iniquitous law m... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Sound and legitimate adjudication under natural law theory requires prioritizing social-fact sourced law and setting it aside only when it is too iniquitous to apply.

    Any new rule formed after departing from iniquitous law must cohere as far as possible with the remaining non-iniquitous doctrines and principles of the legal system.

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    Does this amount to acknowledging that natural law theory is significantly less concerned than contemporary legal positivist theories to establish the precise boundaries and content of the social-fact sourced (posited, purely positive) law of our community? Not really. For (i) contemporary legal positivist theories have abandoned the thesis of “classical” legal positivists such as Bentham that judges and citizens alike should (as a matter of political-moral obligation) comply with the positive l

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