Pure Theory of Law

according administrative applied ascertained assertion attributed authorized basic norm behave causality causally determined character civil execution coercive act coercive order cognition commands committing a delict concept concrete condition conform constitution corporation court customary law described determined directed dualism effective established exists fulfill function Hans Kelsen havior higher norm human behavior imputation individual legal norm individual norm international law interpreted judicial decision juristic person law-applying organ legal community legal obligation legal positivism legal power legal transaction legislative organ liability merely moral national law national legal order natural law nature nonfulfillment normative order obli obligations and rights official performed positive law positive legal order possible prescribed presupposed principle procedure prohibited punishment Pure Theory question reflex right regarded regulates relation represents rule of law science of law so-called specific sphere of validity statute stipulated subjective meaning ternational territory Theory of Law tion tional tive traditional theory vidual violation