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Asking the law question
Holmes Beach, Fla.: W.W. Gaunt & Sons [distributor] (1994)
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This Australian text provides students with accessible coverage of the central areas of the jurisprudence course. It examines: asking the law question; common law theory; positivism and natural law; legal service; critical legal studies; feminism; post-modernism; and deconstruction.Author's Profile
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