Question: Which of the following statements about Hart's theory of law is FALSE? Group of answer choices Hart concluded that while international law is not as developed as domestic law, Austin was too quick to dismiss the possibility that some international norms can have a genuinely legal character Hart's theory accepts that the fact that a law is immoral or wicked is no reason to suppose that it is not valid law For Hart, all developed legal systems will exhibit a "union of primary and secondary rule" although in different ways, and although the content of the relevant rules may diverge sharply Hart's theory allows that citizens often have no clear idea about what the secondary rules of a legal system actually say Hart's theory implies that moral criticism of a legal regime, or of specific laws, is pointless