Tyler believes that some laws passed by his state's legislature are bad, and he refuses to comply with them. He believes that there is a universal law above all others that grants rights to all people and that it is above all other laws. Tyler subscribes to what school of jurisprudential thought?

Answer: Natural law school of thought.

Explanation:

Natural law is referred to as the theory that states that there are sets of rules inherent-ed in mankind behavior and reasoning which further tends to govern human conduct. This law is also preexisting and thus is not developed in courts by their respective judges. Several schools of thought tend to think that this law is passed to an individual through a divine or saintly presence.