Sociological jurisprudence sees law as the product of a socially constructed reality. What does social…
Sociological jurisprudence views law as a social construction, that is, "An institutional invention by participants in a society", rather than "A fictitious interpretation…
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Sociological jurisprudence sees law as the product of a socially constructed reality. What does social construction mean?
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Sociological jurisprudence views law as a social construction, that is, "An institutional invention by participants in a society", rather than "A fictitious interpretation of reality" or "A politically biased interpretation of reality".
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