The Vocabulary of Law

2. Moral necessity is precisely this _______ imposed on the free choice of rational creatures
3. (Two words, no space) Directs all unthinking, non-free creatures to their ends
5. Possessing a thing actually
7. Means "to make known"
8. Method of categorizing law according to how long the law will be in effect
13. The one who has care of the community must have this authority to make ("speak") the law
15. (Two words, no space) Law of which human persons are the origin
17. (Two words, no space) Law which has been formally laid down or "posited"; made known by an external sign
19. (Two words, no space) Directs to their proper ends rational creatures who able to think and free to choose
20. A rule or measure of acts directing them to their proper ends
23. Method of categorizing law according to the source/giver
24. Lack of the regular or proper arrangement
25. (Two words, no space) Human laws within the Church

1. (Two words, no space) Lasting or existing only for a time
4. (Two words, no space) Denotes that law is given to communities, not individuals, and given as a rule of action rather than in reference to a single act
6. Infinite in past and future duration
9. (Two words, no space) Moral law which is made known by man's very nature; the effect of the eternal law manifested in a rational creature in time
10. (Two words, no space) The unchanging order of things as it exists in the mind of God
11. An order or command given by someone in a position of authority
12. Possessing the capacity for the natural law ,even though that power has not yet been actualized
14. This word in the definition of law denotes that law expresses the authority's mind
16. (Two words, no space) Human laws of the state
18. Method of categorizing law according to the way it is published
20. (Three words, no spaces) Term for PHYSICAL laws that are known naturally
21. (Two words, no space)Law of which God is the origin
22. The quality of following inevitably from logical, physical, or moral laws