Natural Law for Lawyers

In the chaos of legal chatter, how can we know what is right? J. Budziszewski provides a clear, brief, and practical introduction to a tradition which is mostly ignored in law school but was once the foundation of legal education and is presently enjoying a the Natural Law. At the root of this tradition is the idea that the legislative decrees of governments depend on a higher law for their authority - a law human beings discover rather than enact, but whose foundational principles we "can't not know."