The jurists of the Analytical School, however, outright reject the distinc tion between de jure and de facto sovereignty. They do not accept sovereignty in any other form or context except legal sovereignty, that is, what can be expressed in terms of law and sustained by law, ''An unlawful sovereignty is a contradiction in terms they assert. Austin has, accordingly, suggested that it would be more appropriate to use the terms, de jure and de facto, in respect of government rather than sovereignty
The jurists of the Analytical School, however, outright reject the distinc tion between de jure and de facto sovereignty. They do not accept sovereignty in any other form or context except legal sovereignty, that is, what can be expressed in terms of law and sustained by law, ''An unlawful sovereignty is a contradiction in terms they assert. Austin has, accordingly, suggested that it would be more appropriate to use the terms, de jure and de facto, in respect of government rather than sovereignty
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