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Natural Law. Discuss the concepts behind natural law theory. should law be disobeyed if they are considered "morally wrong"? If so, should only certain laws be disobeyed? Who should choose which laws are immoral and could be disobeyed? Discuss the advantages and consequences of civil disobedience became prevalent in society. Incorporate the thoughts of one or two of the individuals associated with the natural law theory and work them into the discussion.


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Essay Instructions: This paper should be written in the form of a journal entry. It should focus on any key idea(s) and key figure(s) of relevance to "Natural Law" and it should take the form of a scholarly note (500 words) for inclusion in a fictitious law students' magazine. The writer has discretion as to what key idea(s) and key figures(s) should be used in this piece.

Essay Instructions: LAW THEORY QUESTION

How does John Finnis?s interpretation of the natural law principle lex iniusta non est
lex differ from St Augustine?s?

Essay Instructions: 5 page research paper on the influence natural law has had on the American Legal System. This paper should be in APA format with all sources properly cited and accompanied with a bibliography. Research paper should contain an "interesting" thesis statement. Paper should discuss what natural law is, who were some of the significant natural law theorists, how did their theories of natural law differ, and how were these theories incorporated into the American legal system. Please include a minimum of 3 quotes. Of the minimum of 4 sources only one source can be from an Internet cite.