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   legal enforcement of morals is a farce, and sometimes a nuisance, because certain crimes are undetectable and certain prohibitions are simply unenforceable.

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   Not only do legal systems enforce morality but they ought to do so. The legitimacy of legal prohibitions on a host of moral wrongs such as murder, rape and burglary is widely taken for granted and not subject to serious dispute.

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4. link.springer.com › article › 10Enforcing Morality | Criminal Law and Philosophy - Springer

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   It offers some reasons for thinking that there is a presumption in favor of the view that it is a proper function of the criminal law to enforce critical morality, including that part of critical morality that is not directly concerned with preventing harm or disrespect to others.

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   In modern Western political and legal thought, the subject of legal enforcement of morality is narrower than the literal coverage of those terms. That is because much legal enforcement of morality is uncontroversial and rarely discussed.

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   May 29, 2021 · Some legal norms are enforceable: Using force to prevent and respond to their violation is authorized by law. There may be conceivable legal systems that contain no such authorization (Raz 1975: 158–160). But enforceable legal norms form part of every legal system we know to have existed.

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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.

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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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   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 morals unenforceable?

   • In some instances, as it will be shown, the simply unenforceable. It would, therefore, seem right to say that leave the area unregulated rather than to adopt unenforceable rules. of legal enforcement of morals actually arise. 4 Report of the Committee on Homosexual Offences and Prostitution, Cmnd. 247, (London, 1957).

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

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   Is narrow morality enforceable?

   • On this proposal, narrow morality – the morality of right and wrong – just is the part of morality that is appropriately enforceable. The part of broad morality that extends beyond the narrow part should not be backed up by sanctions of any kind.

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   Can morals be enforced?

   • No systems depends in part upon such types of correspondence with morals. his basic policy. Other critics have found themselves Devlinians or of the legal enforcement of morals. sexual acts, because such a law cannot be enforced. It would consti- practice. This has, unfortunately, been the case, except in such far

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   Are legal systems enforcing morality legitimate?

   • To the extent that they reject the legitimacy of legal systems, they will reject the legitimacy of enforcing morality through law. But for those who accept the legitimacy of legal systems, there is no serious dispute about the legitimacy of these systems enforcing morality.

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   What is the relationship between the legal and social enforcement of morality? Are there principled moral limits that constrain the enforcement of morality? How should we think about the pragmatic limits to the effective enforcement of morality?