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In a system of parliamentary supremacy, the judiciary has no standing on which to constrain majoritarian lawgiving for the purposes of rights-protection.
What is the purpose of freedom of expression? by Weinrib, Jacob / University of Toronto Faculty of Law Review
It seems implausible to think that there could be a natural duty to comply with any old law promulgated by any old lawgiving entity.
Cosmopolitan law? by Feldman, Noah / Yale Law Journal
Harris is unmoved because, as he points out, "we can easily think of objective sources of moral order that do not require the existence of a lawgiving God.
The bland inquisitor by Johnson, Hal / New Criterion
 
 
 
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