Law and Morals. Prolegomena (II)

AuthorNicolae Dura
PositionProfessor, PhD, Vice-rector of the 'Ovidius' University of Constanta, Romania
Pages72-84
ACTA UNIVERSITAT
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Abstract:
In the pages of t
between what is just and in j
but also about the relation be
historical process of the eme
Law has evolved step by ste
the conclusion that the
positi
nature. In fact, from an onto
since the notions of “righteou
the theory of juridical posit
Morals since the state is th
philosophical and from a ju
philosophers and jurists of
adequately and, ipso facto,
international and European le
Keywords:
juridical norms;
According to Platon
, bo
learnt, hence the oblig
educational process. O
way of governing a city
anything and we shall k
In the time of Romans,
years of
study reading t
studies, the students w
different missions” they
1
Professor, PhD, Vice-
rector
(Campus, Building A)
nicolaedidimos@yahoo.com
ATIS DANUBIUS
Nicolae V. DUR
1
f this study we have emphasized the relation between Law
in just, talking thus not only about the nature of the Law and o
between the juridical no rms and the moral
principles. An eva
mergence of Law and Morals
– be it brief –
has enabled us to n
step from th e Moral norms and from the customs of a moral
sitive juridical norms should also express, in their content, valu
ntological point of view, between Law and Morals could not
eousness” and of “justice” themselves are categ
ories of Morals
sitivism, accordi ng to which the rule o f Law can exist in th
the only source of Law, has no credibility both from a h
juridic
al point of view. Finall y, the increasingly higher in
of our time to perceive and express the content of the na
o, the relation between this one and Morals, was also deter
n legislation regarding the human fundamental rights and libert
s; moral principles; human rights
, both the way of governing a city and law and jus
ligation of the young people to submit to a „tea
Only „then”
Platon said –
that is after we lear
ity and the l
aw, „
Justice itself could no more reproa
ll keep the city and its order intact
(Platon, p. 340)
s, the students acquired their knowledge about law
g the imperial constitutions …”. After finishing the
were considered „entirely competent” to rule th
hey were to be enthrusted
(iustinian, pp. 9-10).
tor of the “Ovidius” University of Constanta, Romania
, 1
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Phone
: +40241-551773, +40241-511000/326.
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Law and Morals. Prolegomena
AUDJ, vol
. VII, no.
No. 3/2011
aw and Morals,
d of the M orals,
valuation of the
to notice that the
al nature, hence
alues of a moral
ot be a divorce,
rals. That is why
the absence of
a historical and
r interest of the
nature of Law
termined by th
e
erties.
justice can be
teaching” and
earnt both the
roach us with
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, pp. 72-84

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