The Nature of Law TraditionHer is the list of what you going to analysis the chapters which is (2) writing pages and 2 chapters , 600 words for each paper. A nd few tips; First of all, read the entire assignment, highlighting key passages; secondly, go through those key passages , noting how the ideas that you have highlighted are connected to each other and how they form one central argument; thirdly, write an outline that lays out the central argument that you have noted (it may also briefly evaluate of the argument you are presenting, noting any assumptions, implications or fallacies that it contains); fourthly, write up your summary paper, adding a brief introduction and conclusion.note i can provide more picture if needs.Chp1-The nature of law tradition by :Lon L. Fuller : Eight way to fail to make lawMark C. Murphy: Natural of law jurisprudenceJeremy Bentham: Of laws in generalLon L.Fluller: The Case the Speluncean Explorers
Chp2-Legal Positivism :Johan Austin: Positivist Conception of law.H. L. A. Hart : Law as Union of Primary and secondary rules.Jules L. Coleman: Negative and positive Positivism.Joseph Raz: Institutionalized Normative system.REQUIREMENTS  law philosophy  positivismAnswer preview…………The natural law tradition as discussed in chapter one deals with the issues of where law emanates from and how to define law in general. Anchored in the discussions of St. Aquinas regarding the law as relating to the goodness of God, other authors discuss mainly the essence of law, the process of legislation, and the effects to humans (qtd. in Feinberg and Coleman 8). Lon Fuller, Mark Murphy, and Jeremy Bentham are the authors primarily involved in these discussions in this first chapter of the text, and they illuminate the essence of the law and its connection to order and tradition in societies……… APA 663 words
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