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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is law not understood as, according to the author of Province of Jurisprudence Determined?
(a) As command.
(b) As request or warning.
(c) A suggestion.
(d) As constance.

2. What are some primitive society rules by?
(a) Laws.
(b) Customs.
(c) Moral.
(d) Rules.

3. Who denies there are true laws against murder?
(a) Kristiansen.
(b) Roberts.
(c) Kartosen.
(d) Kelsen.

4. What are rules sometime understood as?
(a) Norms obeyed by a social group.
(b) Norms design to present social misconduct.
(c) Custom backed up by threats.
(d) Rules that have ben written.

5. What does the doctrine of sovereignty often hold?
(a) Those who make the law must abide by it.
(b) Everyone is entitled to a trial.
(c) The sovereign is above the law.
(d) Rich people are above the law.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do many not realize habits are?

2. What do the laws of judicial practice not define?

3. What do secondary rules apply to?

4. What is it best to try and acquire according to Hart?

5. What aren't laws themselves?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do we speak of justice?

2. What did Hart want to explain?

3. What happens to laws?

4. What does the doctrine of sovereignty often hold?

5. What did customary societies have?

6. What is law?

7. What did Hart want to advance?

8. What do laws sometimes apply to?

9. What are the first two questions that combine into the question of what law is?

10. What requires a critical reflective attitude?

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