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The Coal Industry (Superannuation Scheme) (Winding Up, No. 11) Regulations 1957 SI 1957/156 (Statutory Instruments)
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The Consular Conventions (Italian Republic) Order 1957 SI 1957/2053 (Statutory Instruments)
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The Coal Mines (Cardox and Hydrox) Regulations 1956 SI 1957/1942 (Statutory Instruments)
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The Visiting Forces (Designation) Order 1956 SI 1957/2041 (Statutory Instruments)
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The Wireless Telegraphy (Control of Interference from Ignition Apparatus) Amendment (No. 1) Regulations 1957 SI 1957/347 (Statutory Instruments)
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The Justices of the Peace Act, 1949 (Compensation) Regulations 1957 SI 1957/1681 (Statutory Instruments)
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In April 1957, H. L. A. Hart, a British jurist and founder of the New School of analytical law, gave a speech at Harvard entitled “The Positivism and the distinction between law and morality”, defending the Legal positivism, in response to the criticism of the tradition of analysis by Fuller and other jurists. In the same year, 44 legal instruments in Great Britain were revised and amended, and detailed information was kept in this random tool for interested friends to refer to.
To a certain extent, these laws urge jurists to think over the relationship between law and Dao, and to a certain extent determine the principle that “Law is the minimum morality”. These laws, which are preserved in the generator, are the first to consider people’s livelihood and feelings from the moral aspect, and have played a positive role in guiding the later laws in Britain.
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