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Nature of the judicial process by Benjamin N. Cardozo.
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TextLanguage: Publication details: Delhi : Universal Law Publishing, 2008.Description: 180 pISBN: - 9788175340626
- 347.05 CAR/NAT
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Chapter 1. Introduction. The method of philosophy
Chapter 2. The methods of history , traditions and sociology
Chapter 3. The method of sociology.the judge as a legislator
Chapter 4. Adherence to precedent.The subconscious element in the judicial process.
Conclusion