The sociology of law has been dominated by studies of officials and formal institutions and
their work products. Studying the emergence and transformation of disputes means studying …

UTNTIL recently, the American legal establishment embraced a classical view of the judicial
role. Under this view, judges are not supposed to have an involvement or interest in the …

Buku ini mengupas hukum dari kacamata sosiologi hukum. Tinjauan hukum non-normatif
terhadap pranata pengadilan, termasuk tinjauan tentang struktur sosialnya, perilaku para …

We theorize that if law matters in Supreme Court decision making, it matters not as a
mechanistic force that dictates decisions, but as an institutional construct created by justices …

The videotape that accompanies the second edition of The Challenge of Democracy is a
valuable teaching tool. The use of this medium enhances students' understanding of the …

Sociolegal scholars have become increasingly interested in comparative legal cultures,
largely under the hypotheses that what people think about the law and the values …

With its general rule that each side in civil litigation has ultimate responsibility for its own
lawyer's fees and that the system will not require the'loser to pay anything toward the …

Other Examples of Equilibrating Tendencies in the Antitrust System Page 1 Summary
Judgment, Motions to Dismiss, and Other Examples of Equilibrating Tendencies in the Antitrust …

This article evaluates two basic issues about dockets and case outcomes in American
appellate courts. First, what determines the extent to which a court devotes its docket to civil …

During the 1960s and 1970s the American social movement for equal employment
opportunity (EEO) succeeded in getting Congress and the courts to prohibit discrimination in …