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In Linz Audain’s discussion of Critical Legal Studies in Cross-Jurisprudential Dialogue (1992), which…

The CLS neutrality critique challenges the assumption that law is inherently politically neutral. It examines ideologies embedded in legal rules and discourse, while…

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In Linz Audain’s discussion of Critical Legal Studies in Cross-Jurisprudential Dialogue (1992), which proposition expresses the CLS neutrality critique?

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The CLS neutrality critique challenges the assumption that law is inherently politically neutral. It examines ideologies embedded in legal rules and discourse, while allowing interdisciplinary methods to investigate their operation.

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