Publication at Faculty of Law |
2017
Abstract
The aim of this article is to describe the approach of pure legal science to a person as a personified set of legal norms. For this reason it is essential to explain the approach of legal normativism to subjective rights as legal norms.
Legal normativism is usually identified with Vienna legal school, particularly with Hans Kelsen. This is why the other aim of this article is to show that even Brno legal school, especially František Weyr or less famous Czech normativist Josef Slezák, made a significant contribution to the issue of a person at law.