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What is the fundamental basis of the theory of natural law?

Q: Answer-What is the fundamental basis of the theory of natural law?

Jurisprudence It is a theory of the higher law or the law of nature. This theory is largely unwritten and consists of principles of ought as revealed by the nature of man or reason or derived from god.

A A system of laws created and enforced by government institutions

B A collection of judicial precedents set by the decisions of past court cases

C A legal framework that is strictly based on the cultural practices and norms of a society

D A set of principles considered to be inherent, unwritten, and derived from human nature, reason, or a divine source, dictating what should be morally right

E A body of laws that primarily focuses on economic policies and trade regulations

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