HLA Hart
HLA Hart wrote :
"I should be less than candid if I did not , in conclusion, consider something which, I suspect , most troubles those who react strongly against 'legal positivism'. Emphasis on the distinction between law as it is and law as it ought to be may be taken to depend upon and to entail what are called 'subject·ivist ' and 'relativist' or 'noncognitive ' theories concerning the very nature of moral judgments, moral distinctions , or 'values '." [page 82, "Essays in jurisprudence and philosophy", OUP]
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