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Hans Kelsen's 'Pure Theory of Law' is considered 'doubly pure' because:

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1It relies entirely on judicial precedents
2It relies on divine scriptures
3It excludes both moral/ethical values and sociological aspects✓
4It combines natural law and historical law

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It excludes both moral/ethical values and sociological aspects

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