The Crossword of Jurisprudence Determined

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Across
  1. 2. The term given by Austin to laws of god or nature and the laws created by humans i.e. laws laid down by political superiors or sovereign
  2. 4. The term given by Austin to laws not pursuant of a legal right or set by a sovereign and customary laws, international laws etc.
  3. 6. The school of jurisprudential thought which set out to answer the question of what is law?
  4. 8. Imperative theory lays emphasis on ______ rather than on a superior or higher law
  5. 9. The theory that took shape as a result of the analysis of law by Bentham and Austin which majorly focused on the commands issued by a sovereign or sovereign body
  6. 10. Austin emphasised on the ______ and illimitability as necessary characteristics of a sovereign power. Bentham insisted on neither.
Down
  1. 1. The principle provided by Bentham which talks of the greatest good for the greatest number.
  2. 3. According to Austin the bulk of the people should habitually obey the sovereign however when there is widespread disobedience and the legal system becomes ineffective the society enters a ____
  3. 5. ____ is a set of opinions, customs and prejudices that are prevalent in society. The laws or opinions that make up ____ are not legally sanctioned inspite of this due to them being commands given by determinate individuals or bodies they impose duties according to Austin
  4. 7. The presence of this creates a duty through a command according to Austin (Bentham spoke about both the negative(punishment/coercive motives) as well as the positive(rewards/alluring motives) sort of sanctions