Which feature belongs to Lon L. Fuller's internal morality of law?
Correct answer: B. Rules stated in general and public terms
- A. Secret and unpublished legal rules
- B. Rules stated in general and public terms
- C. Judicial orders made without legal rules
- D. Laws based only on personal morality
Explanation
Fuller argues that a legal system must satisfy procedural principles such as publicity, clarity and generality. Secret laws fail this requirement because people cannot guide their conduct by rules they cannot know.
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