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Here are some aspects that make someone a suitable natural in law: - Understanding of Universal Morality Recognising and adhering to the universal concepts of right and wrong as they apply to everyone. - Reasoning Ability: Using logic and reasoning to solve ethical dilemmas, respecting the basic belief that everyone is naturally entitled to live their own lives. - Respect for Human Dignity: Upholding the inherent worth of every individual and their natural rights. - Fairness in Judgment: Applying the principles of natural justice, such as the rule against bias (nemo judex in causa sua) and the rule of fair hearing (audi alteram partem), to ensure just and equitable treatment. Being a suitable natural in law means embodying the principles of natural law and justice in one's actions and decisions.

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