Salmond defined jurisprudence as “the formal science of positive law.” He viewed jurisprudence as a science that systematically studies legal principles and their logical structure, focusing on the norms set by a sovereign authority.
Information Booster: Salmond made a distinction between general jurisprudence (concerned with fundamental legal principles) and particular jurisprudence (concerned with the legal system of a particular country).
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List-II |
| (A) Bentham |
[i] Historical School |
| (B) Puchta |
[ii] Sociological School |
| (C) Herbert Spencer |
[iii] Analytical School |
| (D) Gray |
[iv] The Realist School |
| (A) Spirit of people |
[i] Savigny |
| (B) Social Solidarity |
[ii] Duguit |
| (C) Dictates of Reasoning |
[iii] Thomas Aquinas |
| (D) Social Control |
[iv] Ihering |
Which of the following factors are responsible for judicial activism in India?
(A) Denial of court access to the poor, downtrodden, and underprivileged sections of society who do not have sufficient means to approach the court
(B) Maladministration, misuse of public office, and rampant corruption
(C) Increasing social problems such as environmental pollution, child labour, smoking in public places, pitiable conditions of prisoners, and exploitation of women, etc.
(D) Gross violation of Human Rights
Choose the correct option:
The concept of Universalism is based on:
(A) Natural Theory
(B) Theory of Rationalism
(C) Theory of Positivism
(D) Theory of Cultural Relativism
Choose the most appropriate option:
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