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+ | ====== Lex iniusta non est lex ====== | ||
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+ | English: **An unjust law is no law at all** //(legal maxim)// | ||
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+ | Originating with St. Augustine, | ||
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+ | Lex injusta non est lex is a maxim which is often referred to as being a natural law approach to understanding the law. | ||
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