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Rational Basis of Legal Institutions

Moore, W.
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To say that a legal institution,-private property, the federal government of the United States, Columbia University,---exists is to say that a group of persons is doing something, is acting in some way. It is to point to a particular aspect of human behavior. If the federal constitution had not been written and ratified by somebody, the legal institution called the federal government would never have existed. A legal institution is human behavior.
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13051/2217