American Legal Realism

Brian Leiter

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Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies Judicial and Constitutional Studies Legal and Social Philosophy

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This chapter contains section titled: Introduction Legal Indeterminacy The Core Claim of American Legal Realism Two Branches of Realism Naturalized Jurisprudence? How Should Judges Decide Cases? Legacy of Legal Realism I: Legal Education and Scholarship in the United States Legacy of Legal Realism II: Legal Theory References Further Reading

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