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| CONSIST OF ENFORCEABLE RULES GOVERNING RELATIONSHIPS AMONG INDIVIDUALS AND BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR SOCIETY |
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| LEARNING ABOUT DIFFERENT SCHOOLS OF JURISPRUDENTIAL THOUGH AND DESCOVERING HOW THE APPROCHES TO LAW CHARACTERISTIC OF EACH SCHOOL CAN AFFECT JUDICIAL DECISION MAKING |
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| A SYSTEM OF MORAL AND ETHICAL PRINCIPLES THAT ARE INHERENT IN HUMAN NATURE AND THAT PEOPLE CAN DISCOVER THROUGH THE USE OF THEIR NATURAL INTELLIGENCE, OR REASON |
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NATIONAL LAW (THE WRITTEN LAW OF A GIVEN SOCIETY AT A PARTICULAR POINT IN TIME) ONLY APPLIES TO THE CITIZENS OF THAT NATION OR SOCIETY. |
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| LEGAL THOUGHT EMPHASIZES THE EVOLUTIONARY PROCESS OF LAW BY CONCENTRATING ON THE ORIGIN AND HISTORY OF THE LEGAL SYSTEM |
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| BASED ON THE IDEA THAT LAW IS JUST ONE OF MANY INSTITUTIONS IN SOCIETY AND THAT IT IS SHAPED BY SOCIAL FORCES AND NEEDS |
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| LEGAL REALISM STRONGLY INFLUENCED THE GROWTH |
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| FOUR SCHOOLS OF JURISPRUDENTIAL THOUGHT |
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- THE NATURAL LAW SCHOOL
- THE POSITIVIST SCHOOL
- THE HISTORICAL SCHOOL
- LEGAL REALISM
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| BREAKS, OR FAILS TO PERFORM |
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| THE LAW AS EXPRESSED IN THESE CONSTITUTIONS |
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| LAWS ENACTED BY LEGISLATURE BODIES AT ANY LEVEL OF GOVERMENT, SUCH AS THE STATUES PASSED BY cONGRESS OR BY STATE LEGISLATURES |
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| MADEL LAWS, FOR THE STATES TO CONSIDER ADOPTING |
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| CONSISTS OF THE RULES, ORDERS, AND DECISIONS OF ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCIES |
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| A FEDERAL, STATE, OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCY ESTABLISHED TO PERFORM A SPECIFIC FUNCTION |
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| EXIST WITHIN THE CABINET DEPARTMENTS OF THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH |
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