I mostly get down to two answers and one of them is always correct, just as this question Question 15. the correct answer states Meyers eeks to counter claims from prop of CLS in their effort to challenge conventional legal theory??? Is orthodox theory Conventional? Or am I not analyzing this correct?

What's the level of difficulty this question is?

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