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'The Courts are the capitals of law's empire, and judges are its princes' wrote :

"Ronald Dworkin", in Law's Empire (1986), wrote that courts are the capitals of law's empire and judges its princes, reflecting his view of adjudication as the site where…

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"Ronald Dworkin", in Law's Empire (1986), wrote that courts are the capitals of law's empire and judges its princes, reflecting his view of adjudication as the site where law's integrity is worked out.

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