legal school of thought
C21399
concept
A legal school of thought is a coherent framework of principles, methods, and assumptions that guides how laws are interpreted, applied, and evaluated within a legal system.
Observed surface forms (10)
| Surface form | Occurrences |
|---|---|
| legal realist | 4 |
| theory of law | 2 |
| critical legal theory | 1 |
| historical school of law | 1 |
| interpretivist theory of law | 1 |
| jurisprudential position | 1 |
| legal theory movement | 1 |
| normative legal theory | 1 |
| normative theory of law | 1 |
| theory of legal objectives | 1 |
Instances (12)
| Instance | Via concept surface |
|---|---|
| Savigny school of historical jurisprudence | historical school of law |
| School of Salamanca | — |
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maqasid al-shariah
surface form:
Maqasid al-Shariah
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theory of legal objectives |
| interpretivism in law | theory of law |
| theory of law as integrity | interpretivist theory of law |
| Karl Llewellyn | legal realist |
| Underhill Moore | legal realist |
| Jerome Frank | legal realist |
| Theory of Legal Norms | theory of law |
| Walter Wheeler Cook | legal realist |
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critical legal studies
surface form:
Critical legal studies
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legal theory movement |
| LatCrit | critical legal theory |