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legal formants: a standalone construct

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Comparative law

the distinct components of a legal system, such as statutes, case law and scholarly writing, which may diverge and must be compared separately.

In comparative law, legal formants refers to the distinct components of a legal system, such as statutes, case law and scholarly writing, which may diverge and must be compared separately. This meaning comes from Sacco (1991) in The American Journal of Comparative Law.[1]

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References

Sacco, R. (1991). Legal Formants: A Dynamic Approach to Comparative Law (Installment I of II). The American Journal of Comparative Law, 39(1), 1. https://doi.org/10.2307/840669

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