Hart's main concern with Devlin's approach is that it places no limits on lawmakers; if something is viewed as immoral, it can (and to Devlin, must) be made illegal.

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Hart criticizes Devlin for not providing a clear limit to the enforcement of morals by law, arguing that just because a society deems something immoral, it does not necessarily mean it should be illegal, as this could lead to excessive intrusion into personal freedoms.

Hart's Main Concern with Devlin's Approach Is That It Places