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On the Function of Competence Norms in a Legal Systemnot satisfactory in such terms. So, for the purpose of the determination of the function of competence norms, Hart’s explanation of secondary rules will be revisited and Kelsen’s theses on the function of norms will be discussed.

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Recognitiond: (i) “The norm N is valid (existing, in force)”, (ii) “If these, as defined by the RR, are the criteria of recognition, then the norm N is valid (existing, in force)”. The sentence (i) uses the RR and, in this sense, is “internal”, but does not entail any kind of axiological acceptance, the RR bei