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Normative (or Ethical) Positivism
This chapter examines the thesis that the separability of law and morality or legal judgement and moral judgement is a good thing or perhaps even indispensable from a moral, social, or political point of view. It adopts a so-called normative positivism position and suggests that the theories of Herb
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