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Understand “Law as the Practice of Court” through the lens of Legal Realism — a crucial topic in jurisprudence and law exams.

In this video, we break down:

Meaning of Legal Realism — law as what courts actually do.
Oliver Wendell Holmes’ “Bad Man” Theory
Judicial behavior and its influence on decisions.
Differences from Natural Law, Analytical School, and Historical School.
Role of precedents and statutes in judicial decision-making.
American legal realists like Holmes, Jerome Frank, and Karl Llewellyn.
Scandinavian legal realism and its psychological approach.
Practical application in modern courts.
Criticism of legal realism.
Perfect for KSLU law exams, LLB students, and anyone studying jurisprudence.
Boost your marks with a clear, point-by-point explanation of this important jurisprudential concept.

Timestamps:

00:00 Intro
00:11 Question
00:54 Answer - Introduction
01:22 1. Meaning of Legal Realism
01:42 2. Law as What Courts Do
02:13 3. Bad man theory
02:39 4. Emphasis on judicial behaviour
03:04 5. Distiction from other schools
03:27 6. Role of Precedent and Statutes
03:50 7. American Realists
04:20 8. Scandinavian Legal Realism
04:50 9. Practical Application in Modern
Courts
05:15 10. Criticism of Legal Realism
05:40 Conclusion

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