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GOVT 345 Discussion Boards GOVT 345 Discussion Primary Value Analysis GOVT 345 Discussion Hard Case GOVT 345 Discussion Happiness and Common Good GOVT 345 Discussion Crime and Punishment Discussions are collaborative learning experiences. Therefore, the student is required to create a thread in response to the provided prompt for each Discussion. Each thread must be…
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GOVT 345 Quiz 8 Liberty University GOVT 345 Quiz 8: Critical Legal Theory According to critical legal theory, the authorities tell a cohesive, determinate tale that they then impose on others for the purposes of fundamental fairness and promotion of the common good. A major component of the critical legal theory is indeterminacy, the idea…
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GOVT 345 Quiz 7 Liberty University GOVT 345 Quiz Obedience and Punishment Covers the Learn material from Module 7: Week 7. Retribution is one clear theory of punishment that is easy to implement. In terms of punishment, consequentialism looks backward to what was done. Disobedience is always akin to rebellion and thus inappropriate behavior. The…
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GOVT 345 Quiz 6 Liberty University GOVT 345 Quiz 6: Justice and Rights Covers the Learn material from Module 6: Week 6. Pareto optimality has been reached if and when any further alteration would result in a person being worse off. In Plato’s conception of justice, the appetitive rules over the spirited which rules over…
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GOVT 345 Quiz 5 Liberty University GOVT 345 Quiz 5 Historical and Anthropological Jurisprudence The colonial imposition of law onto the original native system is a good example of legal pluralism. Critics of Savigny nevertheless agree with his assessment of legislation. The legislature is the perfect place to unite multiple voices. Malinowski said primitive societies…
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GOVT 345 Quiz 4 Liberty University GOVT 345 Quiz 4: Legal Realism, Law and Social Theory One function of the law, according to Llewellyn, is to ensure that universal principles of justice are followed. To Durkheim, the more mature a society the more collective. For Marx, law is an expression of the economic foundation of…
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GOVT 345 Quiz 3 Liberty University GOVT 345 Quiz 3: Legal Positivism Raz is a soft positivist willing to incorporate moral considerations so long as they are part of the posited body of laws. Dworkin’s ideas touch not only the discipline of law but reach morality, rights, economics, politics, and even literary theory. Logical positivism…
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GOVT 345 Quiz 2 Liberty University GOVT 345 Quiz 2 Natural Law The Hebrew natural law tradition dates back to the Middle Ages. The American founders wholeheartedly adopted Locke’s three basic natural rights—life, liberty, and property. There is no rational argument for the existence of a Hebrew natural law tradition. Revelation is clearly the only…
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GOVT 345 Quiz 1 Liberty University GOVT 345 Quiz 1: Philosophy of Law Natural law theory disregards any law not written down. Substantive law determines the appropriate penalty. Noah Webster, the “Founding Father of American Education”, believed the study of jurisprudence to be just below theology in importance. Philosophy literally means “the art of speculation”.…
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GOVT 345 The Future of American Jurisprudence Paper In this 4-5 page paper, written in current Turabian format, you are to: Briefly review the basic premises of the major schools of jurisprudence—biblical/natural, legal positivism, legal realism, and critical legal theory; Assess the state of the current American legal landscape; and Predict, using sound logic, the…
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GOVT 345 A Biblical Defense of Rights and Justice Paper In this paper you are to: Put forth a spirited, lucid, and above all, scriptural argument for the existence of the right to life, liberty, and property; Define justice in light of the existence of said rights; In your analysis, utilize the conceptual distinction between…
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GOVT 345 O. W. Holmes, Jr Paper Read and evaluate the Harvard Law Review article entitled The Path of the Law by Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. More specifically, you are to: Identify, to the extent discernible, Holmes’s ontology, epistemology, axiology, and teleology; Demonstrate which, if any, of Llewellyn’s 9-Point Manifesto of Legal Realism, are present…
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GOVT 345 Bastiat’s The Law Paper Read and evaluate Bastiat’s The Law. More specifically, you are to: Identify, to the extent discernible, Bastiat’s ontology, epistemology, axiology, and teleology; Judge his use of political language. Does Bastiat define terms such as authority, power, liberty, equality, and justice biblically? Express and defend your general agreement/disagreement with the…