摘要：Hart holds that the Rule of Recognition is a social rule, meaning that it is constituted by a customary practice of convergent behavior among judges, where the rule describing the pattern of behavior is accepted by those officials from an internal point of view. Hart explores the variety of rules which serve distinctive functions and which collectively explain much of the phenomenon of law. Hart characterizes much of legal language as ascribing legal consequences to actions rather than describing those actions.
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