Why Is Sociological Jurisprudence Seen to Resemble Natural Law

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Multiple Choice

Why is sociological jurisprudence seen to resemble natural law?

• A)It advocates the separation of law and morality.
• B)It stresses on the superiority of lawmakers.
• C)It calls for a separation of the judiciary and legislature.
• D)Its definition of law includes social values.

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