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  • What is the most common source of modern criminal law?

    In modern America, most crimes are defined by statute.
    These statutory definitions use ideas and terms that come from the common law tradition.
    When judges take on the task of interpreting a statute, they still use common law principles for guidance..

  • The principles of constitutionalism, fundamental rights, separation of powers, and judicial review form the foundation of Indian jurisprudence.
    Legal Pluralism: India is a diverse country with various personal laws governing different religious communities.
JURISPRUDENCE IN THE CRIMINAL LAW. [Contributed by PROFESSOR G. L. RADBRUCH.] " IN perhaps no branch of the law has so little work of scientific value been 
Latest jurisprudence in criminal law
Latest jurisprudence in criminal law

American legal scholar

Brian G.
Slocum is an American author and professor of law with recognized expertise in jurisprudence, statutory interpretation, legal linguistics, and administrative law.
Professor Brian Bix of the University of Minnesota described him as 'one of the most important scholars working at the intersection of legal interpretation and the philosophy of language'.
Professor Slocum's scholarship has examined and criticized the 'ordinary meaning doctrine' and how it has been used by courts to interpret language.
He has won numerous awards and his publications are printed in other languages, including Chinese.

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