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Jurisprudence is the study and theory and philosophy of law. It's the whole giant field, it's not a specific position. If you think it's a settled topic, or obvious, you haven't studied it.

>>daniel+(OP)
I'm saying that one specific part (Natural Law) is the foundation for all law and is more important then all the others parts when it comes to behavior of individuals and corporations. Natural law takes presence over it all because it's the foundation of all law.

>>trinsi+aW1
That's nice. The folks who believe in legal positivism have a different point of view. And then some people think these things can both simultaneously be a basis. And there are 27(made up) different positions on the topic. Hence the field of study known as jurisprudence, where very smart people waste time sitting around debating this stuff forever.