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Multiple choice

Who said “The State is not the source of law, but it is law”?

  1. Kelson

  2. Plato

  3. Ruesseon

  4. Grotius

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Explanation

Hans Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law argues that the state exists within and is defined by the legal order, rather than being the source of law itself.

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