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An Introduction To Law

With special references to Turkish Law

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This book addresses the fundamentals of law while incorporating elements of legal theory and philosophy. It begins with a chapter on law and social conduct rules, featuring a crucial section on the relationship between moral and legal rules, including what distinguishes legal norms from other behavioral standards. The book is significant for various readers, particularly newcomers to law, who will find valuable insights into essential legal principles. It also serves as a useful resource for experienced lawyers seeking to revisit foundational concepts. Given the vastness of the legal field, it is reassuring to discover that certain core principles are applicable across all areas of law. Additionally, the text offers stimulating content for laypersons interested in understanding the essence of law. The author expresses hope for the book's success, which it truly deserves. It promises to provide motivated students with a comprehensive overview of the diverse forms and varieties of law, along with a basic understanding of the functions, origins, and foundations of both national and international legal systems.

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An Introduction To Law, Rona Aybay

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Titre
An Introduction To Law
Sous-titre
With special references to Turkish Law
Auteurs
Rona Aybay
Publié
2013
Format
souple
Pages
380
ISBN10
6051067280
ISBN13
9786051067285
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This book addresses the fundamentals of law while incorporating elements of legal theory and philosophy. It begins with a chapter on law and social conduct rules, featuring a crucial section on the relationship between moral and legal rules, including what distinguishes legal norms from other behavioral standards. The book is significant for various readers, particularly newcomers to law, who will find valuable insights into essential legal principles. It also serves as a useful resource for experienced lawyers seeking to revisit foundational concepts. Given the vastness of the legal field, it is reassuring to discover that certain core principles are applicable across all areas of law. Additionally, the text offers stimulating content for laypersons interested in understanding the essence of law. The author expresses hope for the book's success, which it truly deserves. It promises to provide motivated students with a comprehensive overview of the diverse forms and varieties of law, along with a basic understanding of the functions, origins, and foundations of both national and international legal systems.