Common Law & Natural Rights

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The book delves into the limitations of natural rights and the separation of powers in curbing state authority. It argues that both concepts, while foundational in theory, have failed to effectively restrict government power. By examining the philosophical roots of natural rights, the text highlights the inadequacies of these frameworks. In contrast, it presents common law as a viable alternative for limiting state power, emphasizing its potential effectiveness in achieving the desired restraint on government actions.