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下列哪些观点属于支持法律解释主观论的（） A.法律是立法者意志的产物 B.立法机关制

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下列哪些观点属于支持法律解释主观论的（）

A.法律是立法者意志的产物

B.立法机关制定法律，司法机关只能按照立法机关的意图解释法律

C.法律是一种客观表示

D.法律是众多妥协的产物，不存在那种一种立法意志

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参考答案：A, B, C

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