Correct option is A
The statement "Law is uncertain and certainty of law is a legal myth" was made by Jerome Frank, a legal realist who argued that the unpredictability of judicial decisions makes the law inherently uncertain.
Information Booster:
Jerome Frank was a key figure in the legal realism movement, which challenged the formalistic view of law as a set of clear, predictable rules. Legal realists like Frank believed that Judges' decisions are influenced by personal biases, emotions, and social factors, making the law less certain and more flexible than traditionally thought.
Additional Knowledge:
· Holmes: Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. was an American jurist who also contributed to legal realism but is more famous for his emphasis on the law as an expression of the dominant social and political forces of the time.
· Gray: John Chipman Gray was an American legal scholar who wrote on the nature of law and the interpretation of statutes, but he did not specifically make the statement in question.
· Llewellyn: Karl Llewellyn was another prominent legal realist, known for his work on legal institutions and the practical aspects of law, though the specific quote is attributed to Frank.
