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The Ideal of the Rule of Law
In Dennis Patterson (ed.), A Companion to Philosophy of Law and Legal Theory. Oxford, UK: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 666–674 (2010)
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ideal of the rule of law rule of law and what it actually requires application of laws to be administered ‐ impartial and independent courts, reasonably accessible to all rule of law, general normative principle ‐ one that can be attained in practice to various degrees second main controversy ‐ about rule of law ideal values, we associate with rule of law ‐ being not moral values functionalist conception of rule of law and conditions ‐ essentially functional in nature requirement of promulgation something morally good about meeting conditions of rule of law ‐ needing to be qualified conditions of rule of law ‐ can be violated, without rendering legal regime inoperable
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