Read Following case and answer the questions below.

Jan Swearingen purchased a Vietnamese pot-belly pig from a breeder after hearing that pigs make good pets. She keeps the pig, Sassy, in her apartment and walks it in her neighborhood with a leash. Sassy weighs between 125 and 150 pounds. She eats mini pig chow and dog food, drinks from a water dish, and uses a litter box. After receiving complaints that a pig was being kept in a city residence, the city zoning administrator visited Swearingen's home and determined that Sassy did reside on the property. The city concluded the pig's presence violated the zoning law, which prohibits the keeping of "livestock" in a residential district. The term "livestock" is defined in the zoning code as: "Domestic animals kept for farm purposes, especially those marketable animals, and raising or breeding of domestic animals, such as cattle, horses, sheep, goats, and ponies, etc." Swearingen testified she is not raising Sassy for slaughter, breeding, market, or farm purposes. Should the court order Sassy's removal from the city residence?

A.

Carefully explain the process by which this case would be analyzed by a legal positivist.

B.

Carefully explain the process by which this case would be analyzed by a legal sociologist.

C.

If a court were to find that Swearingen had violated the zoning code, explain the process by which we would determine if that decision was fair.