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Paradigm of Legal Dogmatics and the Legal Sciences

1987
Jerzy Wroblewski
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Legal Science Versus Science in Law

Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1972
From the viewpoint of the layman, there is something awesome about judicial power. The judges have unbridled power, which they are free to exercise or withhold at will. They are free to promulgate new laws as well as interpret freely the old. There are no parameters to judicial authority.
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