1. An empirical theory of Law, based on the law that it is, certainly does not contribute to a reorientation based on the values of morality and justice, but rather to its instrumentalization in the service of utilitarian or social ends. circumstantial convenience. Known in this regard are the suggestive expressions of M. Kant poured into his "Metaphysical Principles of the Theory of Law": "A merely empirical theory of Law is like the wooden head in the fable of Phaedrus, a head that can be very beautiful, but lacking in sense".
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