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Hey guys, I'm studying Jurisprudence as one of my modules and I am trying to formulate a response to the question:
At first I thought it involved talking about Hart-Dworkin debate on separability between law and morals - is this correct?
For example, Nazi laws (as discussed by Hart, Shapiro etc)
But what else can I discuss that is relevant to this question?
Perhaps, Hart's rule of recognition?
And legal obligation?
Also, would Fuller's 8 principles of legality in the 'Internal Morality of law' be relevant here - for the 'good law' part?
Overall, I'm not sure of the argument to shape my essay through evaluation of the statement. Is it too simplistic of a statement to say that understanding law and not understanding what good law is to be separate??
I'd appreciate any help or suggestions anyone has
Is it possible to properly understand law without understanding what good law is?
At first I thought it involved talking about Hart-Dworkin debate on separability between law and morals - is this correct?
For example, Nazi laws (as discussed by Hart, Shapiro etc)
But what else can I discuss that is relevant to this question?
Perhaps, Hart's rule of recognition?
And legal obligation?
Also, would Fuller's 8 principles of legality in the 'Internal Morality of law' be relevant here - for the 'good law' part?
Overall, I'm not sure of the argument to shape my essay through evaluation of the statement. Is it too simplistic of a statement to say that understanding law and not understanding what good law is to be separate??
I'd appreciate any help or suggestions anyone has

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