"For Raz, positivism did not arise [...] out of a difference in status between law and morality, with morality being the more subjective of the two. On th

"For Raz, positivism did not arise [...] out of a difference in status between law and morality, with morality being the more subjective of the two. On the contrary, Raz thought morality ought to pervade all human decision-making. Everyone is subject to moral reasons, and it is incumbent on them – on judges as well as others – to figure those reasons out the best way they can." Everyone. Not merely guided or constrained by the law as a least bound but as an active life-stance.