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5.1 An Overview of Legal Power

5.1.1  The Definition of ‘The Law’

5.1.2  Key Characteristics of the Law

5.1.3  The Scope of the Legal Dimension

5.1.4  Law as Coercive Morality

5.1.5  Classification of Legal Power

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