The philosophy that the law is nothing more than the will of the sovereign backed by the threat of force, regardless of the law's moral implications, is called:
A. Natural law
B. Sociological jurisprudence
C. Legal realism
D. Positivism
Answer:D
The philosophy that the law is nothing more than the will of the sovereign backed by the threat of force, regardless of the law's moral implications, is called:
A. Natural law B. Sociological jurisprudence C. Legal realism D. Positivism