Match the legal theory on the left with the description or detail on the right. Select the BEST match. This matching exercise is worth 2 points. You will receive .4 points for each correct match.

Group of answer choices

They find John Locke's notion of natural rights to be silly and counterproductive.

Does not see "immoral" law as law at all.

Court decisions reflect the attitudes of society at a particular place in time.

Justice requires that we design society from behind the veil of ignorance

The people have been conditioned to accept economic inequality.

People are ends in themselves, not means to an end.

The law is law because the sovereign said so.

Scrutinizes texts and media. Is more normative rather than empirical in its orientation.

Law became restitutive after society became more complex.

Natural Law

Legal Realism

Utilitarianism

Critical Race Theory

Categorical Imperative