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John Stuart Mill -In Order for Justice to Be Binding

Question 231

Question 231

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John Stuart Mill
-In order for justice to be binding,


A) people must be instinctually drawn to it.
B) it must be both a rule of conduct and the moral right of the people.
C) it must be decided on by the community and upheld impartially in every circumstance.
D) it must provide for the happiness of all people.

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