Dr. King describes what a just laws look like. Additionally, he explains at length some ways in which laws can be unjust. Using King's description of just vs. unjust law, create a "just law rubric" or "just law checklist". (Be sure to examine what it means for a law to be just "on it's face but not in application")

A. Must not have anything to do with segregation -

B. Must be in harmony with the moral law -

C. Must uplift a human -

D. Must not provide a sense of inferiority or superiority

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Dr. King describes what a just laws look like. Additionally, he explains at length some ways in which laws can be unjust. Using King's description of just vs. unjust law, create a "just law rubric" or "just law checklist". (Be sure to examine what it means for a law to be just "on it's face but not in application")

A. Must not have anything to do with segregation -

B. Must be in harmony with the moral law -

C. Must uplift a human -

D. Must not provide a sense of inferiority or superiority

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Collin Ochoa · Answer 1

B. Must be in harmony with the moral law -

Explanation:

Dr. King describes just law as any law which is in harmony with moral law or Gods law and any law that goes against it is unjust.