Theories of Legal Ethics
Description: This quiz covers various theories of legal ethics, including their principles, implications, and applications in legal practice. | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
Tags: legal ethics philosophy of law jurisprudence |
According to the Natural Law Theory, what is the primary source of moral principles that guide legal ethics?
The Positivist Theory of legal ethics emphasizes the:
Which theory of legal ethics emphasizes the importance of balancing individual rights and the common good?
The Kantian Theory of legal ethics is based on the principles of:
According to the Legal Realism Theory, the law is primarily influenced by:
The Feminist Jurisprudence Theory critiques the law for its:
Which theory of legal ethics emphasizes the importance of lawyers acting as guardians of the public interest?
The Critical Legal Studies Theory critiques the law for its:
According to the Social Contract Theory, the legitimacy of the law is based on:
The Virtue Ethics Theory in legal contexts emphasizes the importance of:
Which theory of legal ethics emphasizes the importance of lawyers acting as advocates for their clients' interests?
The Legal Positivism Theory argues that the validity of a law is determined by:
According to the Natural Law Theory, which of the following is NOT a characteristic of natural law?
The Social Contract Theory implies that individuals have a right to:
Which theory of legal ethics emphasizes the importance of lawyers acting as impartial arbiters of justice?