Of Laws in General (The Collected Works of Jeremy Bentham: Principles of Legislation)

First Published In 1945 Under Title : The Limits Of Jurisprudence Defined, Being A Continuation Of The Author's An Introduction To The Principles Of Morals And Legislation A Law Defined And Distinguished -- Source Of A Law -- Ends Which A Law May Have In View -- Subjects Of A Law -- Objects Of A Law -- Of The Parties Which May Be Affected By A Law -- Of The Loca Extent Which A Law May Have -- Of The Duration Of A Law -- The Generality Of A Law -- Aspects Of A Law -- Force Of A Law -- Appendages Of A Law -- Signs Of A Law -- Idea Of A Complete Law -- No Customary Law Complete -- Seperation Of The Civil Branch From The Penal -- Division Of The Laws Into Civil And Criminal -- Distinction Between Penal And Civil Procedure -- Uses Of The Eighteen Preceding Chapters. Edited By H. L. A. Hart. First Published In 1945 Under Title: The Limits Of Jurisprudence Defined, Being A Continuation Of The Author's An Introduction To The Principles Of Morals And Legislation. Includes Bibliographical References.