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The Fundamental Precepts of Sociological Jurisprudence: An Introduction
Sociological jurisprudence refers to the study of law in relation to the problems of society. It came about as a result of certain European jurists deliberating upon law alongside other social sciences. This same jurisprudence would be exported to America under the moniker of legal realism, which is
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