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THE INNER EXPERIENCE OF LAW: A JURISPRUDENCE OF SUBJECTIVITY by David J. K. Granfield, O.S.B.* Washington, D.C.: The Catholic University Press (1988).
On first perusal, some may suppose that the title of this magnificent new volume of jurisprudence contains a contradiction in terms.Most litigants, lawyers, and judges will acknowledge that American legal culture ordinarily does not consider the law a reality subject to "inner" experience.They know
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