A school of legal thought, popular during the 1920's and 1930's, that left a lasting imprint on American judisprudence, Legal realists generally advocate a less abstract and more realistic and pragmatic approach to the law, an approach that would take into account customary practices and the circumstances in which transactions take place. Legal realism strongly influenced growth of the sociological school of judisprudence, which views law as a tool for promoting social justice.

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26 June, 02:30

A school of legal thought, popular during the 1920's and 1930's, that left a lasting imprint on American judisprudence, Legal realists generally advocate a less abstract and more realistic and pragmatic approach to the law, an approach that would take into account customary practices and the circumstances in which transactions take place. Legal realism strongly influenced growth of the sociological school of judisprudence, which views law as a tool for promoting social justice.

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Bronson Noble · Answer 1

Legal Realism

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Legal realism aims for effectiveness in law. It is radically opposed to the opinion expressed by legal positivism. For legal realism, the fundamental core of the law are the facts and the effective social behaviours. Legal certainty can be achieved through adaptation to the demands and aspirations of citizens living in a constantly changing social reality.