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1. • • The law enforces morality when it imposes sanctions on its subjects to increase their compliance with its norms.
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   Should morality be enforced?

   • The morality to be enforced (i) must be part of the actual social morality of those who are subject to the law and (ii) must be judged to be sound or at least acceptable from the standpoint of critical morality. This view neatly avoids the objection that many have pressed against Devlin’s view and that we took brief note of earlier.

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   Does law enforce morality?

   • Conclusion The law uncontroversially enforces much morality that concerns preventing harm to people. Moral judgment is needed to determine what count as relevant harms and to decide what are appropriate bases for legal regulation; but whether law should enforce some aspects of morality is genuinely disputed.

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   Is legal enforcement of morality a moral issue?

   • The legal enforcement of morality is often taken to be an issue about the moral limits of the criminal law. This is understandable. Legal systems characteristically, even if not essentially, rely on the threat of punishment.

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   How to enforce morals?

   • The crimes from sins. There are two main instruments to ensure the enforcement of morals: statutory legislation and judge-made law. does not satisfy the moral conscience of the population. The actual political or merely administrative. But when the legislator remains custos morum of the people. In those cases, the legal enforcement

   The Legal Enforcement of Morals and the So-Called Hart-Devlin

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   Does society enforce morality?

   • When society interferes with the liberty of some of its members so as to prevent them from harming others, it enforces (a part of) morality. Mill’s principle not only provides a justification for the enforcement of morality (prevention of harm to others) but it also identifies the limits to its enforcement.

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   What does it mean to enforce morality?

   • On one proposal, to enforce morality is to enforce the social morality of the group in question. This has been the view taken by many writers who have been described as communitarians. The British judge Lord Patrick Devlin, whose arguments will be considered in Chapter 3, provides a classic example.

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3. lawjournal.mcgill.ca › article › the-legalThe Legal Enforcement of Morals and the So-Called Hart-Devlin ...

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   enforcement of morals: statutory legislation and judge-made law. When the legislator adopts a statute regulating some aspect of. morality, the enforcement of morals is seen as a matter of policy. at the political level: no government is likely to adopt a law that.

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5. knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu › article › doing-theDoing the Right Thing: When Moral Obligation Is Enough

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   Nov 19, 2015 · The Intersection of Morality and Law. For citizens and residents, there can be a moral obligation to follow laws that are unenforced or under enforced.

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   May 19, 2016 · The law uncontroversially enforces much morality that concerns preventing harm to people. Moral judgment is needed to determine what count as relevant harms and to decide what are appropriate bases for legal regulation; but whether law should enforce some aspects of morality is genuinely disputed.

7. open.library.ubc.ca › soa › cIRcleMorals and the enforcement of values : an analysis of the ...

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   This thesis attempts to discover out of the debate between Lord Devlin and H.L.A. Hart the theoretical basis of decision-making in cases where there is a conflict between individual moral freedom and social control.

   • Author: John Harington Wade
   • Creator: Wade, John Harington

   • Publish Year: 1971
   • Date Issued: 1971

8. daily.jstor.org › does-law-exist-to-provide-moralDoes Law Exist to Provide Moral Order? - JSTOR Daily

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   Dec 15, 2021 · Morality can, he argued, influence the law, but it is not synonymous with the law. On the other hand, laws against dangerous driving (or, say, murder), for example, are no doubt influenced by morality, but they are also part of social-bureaucratic order.

9. plato.stanford.edu › entries › law-limitsThe Limits of Law - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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   Jan 29, 2022 · it can be morally legitimate to prohibit conduct on the ground that it is inherently immoral, even though it causes neither harm nor offence to the actor or to others. (Feinberg 1984: 27, emphasis added)