Those who subscribe to this, most notably Ronald Dworkin (1977; 1986), argue the primary extralegal consideration that should guide judges is an ethics of "rights." This school of thought advocates going beyond the text of constitutions or statutes to examine the moral implications of the adjudication process.

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The Jurisprudence of rights, as advocated by Ronald Dworkin, emphasizes the importance of moral rights and principles in legal decision-making, going beyond the literal text of laws to consider ethical implications.

Those Who Subscribe to This, Most Notably Ronald Dworkin (1977;