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LEGAL REALISM AS DIRECTION OF SOCIOLOGICAL JURISPRUDENCE
The article is devoted to the disclosure of features of legal realism as a special direction of sociological jurisprudence. The historical prerequisites for the formation of American legal realism are considered. It was emphasized that legal realism emerged as a reaction to the formal principle of a
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