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Postrealism and legal process
In Dennis Patterson (ed.), A Companion to Philosophy of Law and Legal Theory. Oxford, UK: Blackwell. pp. 279–289 (1996)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Modern Legal Theory and the Impact of Realism Policy Science Legal Process References.
postrealism and legal process modern legal theory and impact of realism policy science, form of jurisprudence ‐ joint creations of Harold D. Lasswell Lasswell and McDougal's basic values of human dignity ‐ coming to feature in law school curriculum tradition of American jurisprudence ‐ “legal process” epitomizing a sense of disquiet adjudication, peculiar type of institutional activity ‐ not to embrace policymaking Hart and Sacks' examination ‐ institutional competence of legislatures and courts Affirmation of Principle ‐ the question of why principles matter constitutional adjudication ‐ exhibiting a greater degree of consistency
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