When McMullen says that 'our legal system is a mere accretion of habits, precedents and customs based on folk-myths about behaviour', what does he mean?Question 3Select one:a.The legal system is strongly determinist, and thus can safely be ignoredb.People should entirely ignore the legal system in terms of deciding how to behavec.The arguments made about responsibility in the legal system are beside the point as far as philosophical debate is concernedd.The rewards and punishments in the legal system have no causal effect on people's behaviourClear my choice

McMullen _______ the distinction between 'rational' and 'causal' accounts of human action posited by Leahey, because __________Question 5Select one:a.accepts; McMullen's version of determinism means that he believes that 'rational' accounts are validb.rejects; McMullen's version of determinism means that he believes that 'rational' accounts are validc.accepts; McMullen's version of determinism means that he believes that 'rational' accounts are invalidd.rejects; McMullen's version of determinism means that he believes that 'rational' accounts are invalid

What is the distinction that McMullen makes between moral responsibility and personal responsibility?Question 2Select one:a.Moral responsibility assumes that acts are best explained by determinist causes; personal responsibility assumes that acts are best explained by peoples' reasonsb.Personal responsibility assumes the free will of the person for an act; moral responsibility assumes that the person was the one who actedc.Moral responsibility assumes that the best way to judge acts ethically is by how they fit with a set of principles; personal responsibility implicitly assumes that the way to judge acts ethically is with a utilitarian calculusd.Moral responsibility assumes the free will of the person for an act; personal responsibility assumes that the person was the one who actedClear my choice

Question 6Based on a number of theories, people obey laws for all of the following reasons except:1 pointThe fear of punishment.The desire for rewards.In order to act in a just and moral manner according to society’s standards.Due to a duty to act

Onyango while having his drink at Mashindano bar told the patrons that he hasjust discovered very late in life that “Law is not in statutes but it is what thejudge decides based on other considerations”.Discuss the concept of Law from the realist school of jurisprudence withspecial emphasis on:a) Justice Benjamin Cardoso (10 marks)b) Justice Jerome Frank with his pragmatic approach to law

When McMullen says that 'self-determinism' is 'opposed to determinism', he means thatQuestion 7Select one:a.Self-determinists believe that we have no reasons for our behaviour, only causes.b.Determinism is the position that human behaviour is caused by choices that exist somehow outside of regular causal processes, and self-determinism is the position that regular causal processes cause human behaviour.c.Self-determinists argue for 'indeterminism', the position that there is no systematic relation between cause and effect.d.Self-determinism is the position that human behaviour is caused by choices that exist somehow outside of regular causal processes, and determinism is the position that regular causal processes cause human behaviour.Clear my choice