LJU4801
ASSIGNMENT 1 SEMESTER 2 2024
UNIQUE NO.
DUE DATE: 2024
, lOMoARcPSD|21997160
LJU4801 ASSIGNMENT 01
SEMESTER 2 2024
1. According to Modiri, the Critical Race Theory (CRT) in post-Apartheid South Africa
rests on…
a. critique of laws and institutions that perpetuate discrimination.
b. engagement with race in the narrow social and political life.
c. the centrality of identity politics.
d. analyses of unequal distribution of wealth and poverty.
2. One of the central components of Ubuntu is…
a. radicalism.
b. nationalism.
c. individualism.
d. reciprocity.
3. One of the main ideas in legal positivism is that…….
a. law is based on social agreement.
b. law is derived from some eternal set of rules.
c. the idea of law as a social construct makes it impossible to criticise the law.
d. law and morality cannot be separated.
4. Frug suggests that the law encodes the female body by.....
a. Maternalisation.
b. Insubordination.
c. Gender discrimination.
d. Ralionalisation.
5. One of the consistent debates in legal philosophy is the relationship between law
and morality. At its most basic, the question really is: can and should the law enforce
moral convictions? The answer to this question has, in the history of legal
philosophy been answered by
a. differentiating between moral law and moral convictions.
ASSIGNMENT 1 SEMESTER 2 2024
UNIQUE NO.
DUE DATE: 2024
, lOMoARcPSD|21997160
LJU4801 ASSIGNMENT 01
SEMESTER 2 2024
1. According to Modiri, the Critical Race Theory (CRT) in post-Apartheid South Africa
rests on…
a. critique of laws and institutions that perpetuate discrimination.
b. engagement with race in the narrow social and political life.
c. the centrality of identity politics.
d. analyses of unequal distribution of wealth and poverty.
2. One of the central components of Ubuntu is…
a. radicalism.
b. nationalism.
c. individualism.
d. reciprocity.
3. One of the main ideas in legal positivism is that…….
a. law is based on social agreement.
b. law is derived from some eternal set of rules.
c. the idea of law as a social construct makes it impossible to criticise the law.
d. law and morality cannot be separated.
4. Frug suggests that the law encodes the female body by.....
a. Maternalisation.
b. Insubordination.
c. Gender discrimination.
d. Ralionalisation.
5. One of the consistent debates in legal philosophy is the relationship between law
and morality. At its most basic, the question really is: can and should the law enforce
moral convictions? The answer to this question has, in the history of legal
philosophy been answered by
a. differentiating between moral law and moral convictions.
