... Era, so our mental topography of American legal history is shaped by its division into formalism, realism, legal process, and the modern period, the last of...
After laying out a conventional account of the formalism vs. realism debates, this Article argues that formalism and realism are at once impossible and entrenched. To say they are impossible is to say that they are not as represented—that they cannot deliver their promised goods. To say that they are entrenched is to say that these forms of thought are sedimented as thought and practice throughout law's empire. We live thus amidst the ruins of formalism and realism. The disputes between these two great determinations of American law continue today, but usually in more localized or circumscribed forms. We see versions of the disputes, for instance, in the stylized disagreements over the desired form of judicial doctrines (rules vs. standards); or the best rendition of key politica...
... speech, 3 jurisprudence, 4 federalism, 5 legal interpretation, 6 statutory interpretation, 7 th...
... of the last century: the concepts of legal formalism and legal realism. The book aims "to fre...
... than the criteria [applied by HEW]," the legal question presented is whether the Labor regulation...Posner, Legal Formalism, Legal Realism, and the Interpretation of Statutes...
Understanding Law And Social Identity: The Need For A Social Cognitive Turn II. Legal Categorization And Social Cognition III. The Nature Of Social Categories: Fuzzy Sets And Legal Indeterminacy IV. The Nature Of Social Identity And The Function Of Social Salience V. Social Labeling And Law As An Agent Of Socialization
... to their common derivation from legal realism more generally, is their rejection of a purely int... wake of realism's challenge to legal formalism, critical legal scholars argued that the allegedly...
.... Until relatively recently, the legality of arrests was seldom litigated in the Supreme Cou.... See , Note, Formalism, Legal Realism, and Constitutionally Protected Pri...
This paper reflects on the literature on courts and politics in Europe and the United States. US-American Political Science has dealt for several decades already with the role of courts and judges as political actors, whereas this perspective has only recently emerged in Europe. The debates differ not only with regard to the number of articles, but also with regard to their content. This paper discusses the different research perspectives that are being pursued on both sides of the Atlantic. While a major part of the US-American literature investigates the politics of judicial action and the politicization of the legal system, research on European courts confines itself to analyzing the effects of judicial action, often describing them in terms of juridification. Based on a review of th...
... tradition was given by the "legal realism" movement that enjoyed greatest prominence in the ... "mechanical jurisprudence" and "formalism" of their time, by claiming the indeterminacy of l...
Introduction I. Aesthetics And Law II. Aesthetics Of Commercial Law A. The Energy Aesthetic B. The Grid Aesthetic C. The Instrumentalist Aesthetic III. The Sublime And The UCC IV. COnsequences Of Aesthetics Of Commercial Law A. Common Refrains Against Reform B. The Export of U.S. Commercial Law Models 1. One Theory of Imperial Law 2. Resisting Imperial Dualism Conclusion
... to consider these suppressed elements as legal professionals applaud U.S. commercial law's facili...80 Realism itself is a school of legal thought-it is concerne... history of legal realism and legal formalism in the United States; (2) the American Law Institu...
...Legal philosophy has many branches, with four types bein... attempted to answer these questions: formalism proposes that law is a science; realism holds that...
§ 15.1 Kinds of Societies in World History. § 15.2 Kohlberg's Six Moral Reasoning Stages. § 15.3 Piaget's Theory of Individual Cognitive Developmental Stages,Selman's Social Perspectivism, and Kohlberg's Moral Reasoning Stages. § 15.4 Moral Reasoning and Societal Development in America and Elsewhere. § 15.4.1 Cognitive Development and Moral Reasoning Stages as Efficient Causes of the Five Eras of American Judicial Decisionmaking. § 15.4.2 Moral Reasoning and the Eras of Societies In World History. § 15.4.3 Modern Transitional Stages and the Eras of Societies. § 15.4.4 Critiques of Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Reasoning Stages.
...-taking, and moral reasoning, the legal and political institutions in that society will ch... traditional natural law era, through formalism, Holmesian, and instrumentalism, into a period of ..., and its use of formalist analogies, to realism and realist use of analogies, based upon formal op...
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