________ is a well-known nongovernmental organization that works to secure the release of prisoners of conscience.

Many observers disagreed with the verdict in the famous first Rodney King case, believing that the verdict was not based on the evidence. In other words, many observers believe that race, money, and personal prejudices were the basis for the verdict, not the evidence, and that the law did not reflect what happened in the courtroom. To what jurisprudential school of thought would these observers

belong? a. Analytical Positivism c. Natural Law b. Utilitarian Law d. Legal Realism

The ability to get another actor to do what it would not otherwise have done, or not to do what it would have done, is the definition of __________.

A. power B. anarchy C. rationality D. realism