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ISSUE:    Historical, Philosophical, Political and Law Sciences, Culturology and Study of Art. Theory & Practice. 2011. Issue 3-1
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LAW ORDER AS THE RESULT OF COURT ACTIVITY IN JEROME FRANK'S THEORY

Gyul'naz El'darovna Adygezalova
Kuban' State University
Submitted: April 25, 2011
Abstract. The article reveals the view of the American realist of law Jerome Frank on judicial proceeding as the way of struggle for one's rights. The author supposes that legal right appears only after its ajudgment but not after being ascertained by a legislator. In modern states court is the main institute providing law order keeping.
Key words and phrases:
реалистическая школа права
скептики в отношении норм
скептики в отношении фактов
судебный прецедент
судебный процесс
правопорядок
realistic school of law
skeptics as far as norms are concerned
skeptics as far as facts are concerned
judicial precedent
judicial proceeding
law order
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References:
  1. Антология мировой правовой мысли. М.: Мысль, 1999. Т. III. Европа, Америка: XVII-XX вв. / отв. ред. О. А. Жидков, соред. О. Э. Лейст, И. Ф. Мачин.
  2. Frank J. Courts on Trial: Myth and Reality in American Justice. New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1949.
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