Let’s Skill All the Lawyers: Shakespearean Lessons on the Nature of Law

Vera Lex 11 (1/2):38-80 (2010)
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Abstract

Shakespeare's works present intriguing explorations of law and legal theory. They help demonstrate the flaws in command-theory positivism, natural law theory and prediction theory accounts of the law. This is a simultaneously-published abbreviated version of a longer article published in Acta Iuridica Olomucensia in 2010.

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Harold Anthony Lloyd
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