Socrates and Legal Obligation

abide by agreements accept accusers acknowledge action Anaxagoras Anytus argument Aristophanes Aristotle Assumpsit Athenian law authority believe binding claim breach Callicles charge citizen City condemned contract contrary convicted corrupting the youth court criminal Crito death deny dialogue dicasts Diogenes Laertius divinities duty escape Euthyphro evil existence fact friends Gentlemen of Athens given gods Gorgias Greek guilty H. L. A. Hart harm Hippolytus History impiety implies indictment injury irony Isocrates judges Jurisprudence justice Laws of Athens legal obligation legal order legal positivism legal system live Lycon matter means Meletus ment moral nature obey Oxford penalty perhaps persuade Phaedo Phaedrus philosophy Plato's Apology Polycrates positive law principle promise punishment question reason refused rests retribution return injustice rhetoric rules shame slander Socrates Sophist soul speak speech of defense suffer tell theory things thought tion trial trial of Socrates true truth unjust verdict virtue vote wrong Xenophon