Moral Choices: Courses By Newspaper On Law and Morality
Lon L. Fuller discusses how law and morality regulate society, highlighting pragmatic traffic rules as a case study. He notes that rules of the road arise from unwritten practice and require responsibility toward others beyond mere legal compliance.
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The Law of Divorce and Its Modern View
Carter Professor LON L. FULLER, emeritus at Harvard, explores the law of divorce comparing primitive and modern norms. He notes punitive but essential elements in legal order and reflects on marriage rituals, divorce, and societal implications in early jurisprudence.
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Law School
University of Oregon
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Duke University
Massachusetts
Boston
Divorce Grounds in Historical Court Practice
A historical note explains that to obtain a divorce a party had to prove a specified act or omission by the partner. Adultery was among the acts cited to justify a divorce, reflecting era specific legal standards. Page 3-8 refers to the source section COURSE.
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