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    Lon Fuller argued that law possesses an internal morality... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→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.

    Lon Fuller argued that law possesses an internal morality of procedural principles whose violation renders putative law not merely iniquitous but legally null from the outset.

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