The "checkerboard" type of these constructs were said to be morally repugnant in a Ronald Dworkin article. H.L.A. Hart discussed the concept of these constructs as created by human beings, unconnected to ethical morality. Aristotle differentiates these constructs into "particular" ones, which are set up by individual groups, and "common" ones, which apply to all people. Montesquieu discussed the "
The "checkerboard" type of these constructs were said to be morally repugnant in a Ronald Dworkin article. H.L.A. Hart discussed the concept of these constructs as created by human beings, unconnected to ethical morality. Aristotle differentiates these constructs into "particular" ones, which are set up by individual groups, and "common" ones, which apply to all people. Montesquieu discussed the "spirit" of these regarding political liberty. For 10 points, name these systems of institutional rules.
The "checkerboard" type of these constructs were said to be morally repugnant in a Ronald Dworkin article.
laws [or statutes; accept reasonable equivalents]