Brent argues that laws should only exist to preserve and protect fundamental human rights. Brent seems to be at which of Kohlberg's stages of moral development?
A) heteronomous morality
B) mutual interpersonal expectations, relationships, and interpersonal conformity
C) social contract or utility and individual rights
D) universal ethical principles

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Brent's belief that laws should only exist to protect fundamental human rights aligns with the social contract or utility and individual rights stage of Kohlberg's moral development. In this stage, individuals view laws as an agreement among members of society to uphold the greater good and protect individual rights. The focus is on the purpose and function of laws, rather than strict adherence to authority or personal gain.

Brent Argues That Laws Should Only Exist to Preserve and Protect