The political fitness of a legal system: English law, Australian courts and the Republic

How legal systems observe themselves and how the unity or identity of these systems is produced and reproduced by their operations - key for understanding the operation of a legal system is to spell out the characteristics of the differentiation of social systems and legal systems - important featur...

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Published in:	The Sydney law review Vol. 17; no. 4; pp. 495 - 521
Main Author:	Klaus A. Ziegert
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	01-12-1995
Subjects:	Australia: Law and legislation Communication Courtroom communication Courts Great Britain: Law and legislation Instrumentality Judiciary JURISPRUDENCE Legal change Legal communication Legal education Legal practice Legal self concept formation LEGAL SYSTEM Legal system differentiation Normativity Republicanism Social differentiation Sociology
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Summary:	How legal systems observe themselves and how the unity or identity of these systems is produced and reproduced by their operations - key for understanding the operation of a legal system is to spell out the characteristics of the differentiation of social systems and legal systems - important features of the political fitness of a legal system is the institutionalisation of the administration of justice in courts and by judges.
Bibliography:	Sydney Law Review, The, Vol. 17, No. 4, Dec 1995: 495-521 SLR.jpg 2008-01-21T19:31:10+11:00 SYDNEY LAW REVIEW, Vol. 17, No. 4, December 1995: 495-521
ISSN:	0082-0512