The distinction between rules and principles has never been an attempt to provide another ontological theory of law, claiming moral facts are the ground of law. Instead, Dworkin wants us to set the metaphysical thing aside and focus on practical questions, on “what we should do,” which can only be settled if we stop distinguishing law and morality.
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The distinction between rules and principles has never been an attempt to provide another ontological theory of law, claiming moral facts are the ground of law. Instead, Dworkin wants us to set the metaphysical thing aside and focus on practical questions, on “what we should do,” which can only be settled if we stop distinguishing law and morality.