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Kohler was an early representative of the sociological school of jurisprudence, which focused on the social purpose of law.

Eichorn and J.F.L. Göschen, the Zeitschrift für geschichtliche Rechtswissenschaft ("Journal of Historical Jurisprudence"), which became the organ of the new historical school of jurisprudence.

Another is that of therapeutic jurisprudence, which holds that every legal interaction affects the lives of everyday people (see "The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll").

The Baze opinion, he added, "was really my reaction to the developing jurisprudence, which I think moved in a direction that I didn't expect and is not correct".

He also was a leading exponent of the Ẓāhirī school of jurisprudence, which stressed thorough knowledge of the Qurʾān and the Hadith.

Sometimes it is joined with Expressionism, as in Klimt's drawing for the painting "Jurisprudence," which was commissioned and then rejected by the University of Vienna.

Whereas theorists tend to favor top-down, deductivist modes of thinking, the anti-theorists embrace bottom-up (but not too far up) modalities of thought, such as common law jurisprudence in which the factual particularities of the case take center stage (Arras 1990).

Thibaut's main publications are Theorie der logischen Auslegung des römischen Rechts (1799; "Theory of the Logical Interpretation of Roman Law") and System des Pandektenrechts (1803; the general part translated as An Introduction to the Study of Jurisprudence, 1879), which long remained one of the leading textbooks of Roman law applied as the common law of Germany.

Since the Middle Ages, habeas corpus — "You should have the body" — has been the principal means in Anglo-American jurisprudence by which prisoners can challenge their incarceration.

In dissent, Justice David H. Souter warned that "it seems fair to ask whether the step taken by the court today does anything but portend a return to the untenable jurisprudence from which the court extricated itself almost 60 years ago".

Eventually, Trump was persuaded to drop the subject of Curiel, leaving us with his barbaric view of American jurisprudence, in which a judge could be disqualified if a plaintiff held prejudices against a group to which the judge belonged.