General Theory of Law and State, Volumen1

according action actually administrative applied authority basic norm becomes behavior belongs body called central certain character civil coercive command committed competent concept concerned condition conduct considered constitution contents contract corporation court created creation criminal decentralization decision definition delict determined directed doctrine duty effect efficacy elected element especially essential established executive existence expression fact force function human idea important impossible individual instance interest international law interpretation judicial jurisprudence juristic person justice latter legal norm legislative material means moral national law national legal order natural law object obligation organ particular party person political positive law possible present principle problem procedure punishment question reality reason recognition recognized refer regulated relation representative responsibility rule sanction sense so-called social sociological sociology of law specific sphere of validity statement statute stipulated term territory theory tion treaty usually validity violation