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A school of thought in jurisprudence in which the law is seen as separated from moral values, i.e. the law is posited by lawmakers (humans).
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: countable, uncountable
Topics: law
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Across languages
Translations
12 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Chinese Mandarin:
法律實證主義 /法律实证主义
(fǎlǜ shízhèngzhǔyì)
— legal school of thought in jurisprudence
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Chinese Mandarin:
法實證主義 /法实证主义
(fǎshízhèngzhǔyì)
— legal school of thought in jurisprudence
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Chinese Mandarin:
實證法學 /实证法学
(shízhèng fǎxué)
— legal school of thought in jurisprudence
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Chinese Mandarin:
法實證論 /法实证论
(fǎshízhènglùn)
— legal school of thought in jurisprudence
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Finnish:
oikeudellinen positivismi
— legal school of thought in jurisprudence
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French:
positivisme juridique
— legal school of thought in jurisprudence
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Greek:
νομικός θετικισμός
(nomikós thetikismós)
— legal school of thought in jurisprudence
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Polish:
pozytywizm prawniczy
— legal school of thought in jurisprudence
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Portuguese:
positivismo
— legal school of thought in jurisprudence
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Spanish:
iuspositivismo
— legal school of thought in jurisprudence
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Spanish:
positivismo jurídico
— legal school of thought in jurisprudence
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Vietnamese:
thuyết pháp luật thực chứng
— legal school of thought in jurisprudence