| In this way, Kant renders a service akin to that which Aristotle, Aquinas, and Locke offer though their descriptions of natural law. |
| For example, Albert the Great remarked that the more general a precept is, the more properly it may be said to belong to the natural law. |
| Scholastics' responses to Catharism in particular drew extensively on their concept of the natural law. |
| This problem of the efficacy of natural law is strategically important to the pro-life movement. |
| This natural law is the foundation of criminalistics and is the motivation behind the acquisition and analysis of trace evidence. |
| Such interconnection is traditionally asserted in the principle of causality or natural law. |
