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Tradition plays vital role from "summary" of The Common Law Tradition by Karl N. Llewellyn

In the realm of common law, tradition is not merely a historical artifact, but a living force that shapes the very essence of legal practice and theory. The common law tradition is not a rigid set of rules etched in stone, but a dynamic and evolving system that draws strength and legitimacy from its rich historical roots. Tradition provides a sense of continuity and stability in a world marked by constant change and uncertainty. It serves as a source of precedent and guidance for judges, lawyers, and scholars, helping to ensure consistency and coherence in the development of legal principles and doctrines. The common law tradition is deeply rooted in the customs, practices, and beliefs of the past, reflecting the accumulated wisdom and experience of generations of jurists and practitioners. It embodies a sense of respect for the past and a recognition of the value of precedent in shaping the future. Tradition serves as a touchstone for legal reasoning and interpretation, providing a foundation upon which new ideas and developments can be built. It fosters a sense of community and shared purpose among those who are part of the legal profession, binding them together in a common enterprise of seeking truth and justice. Tradition plays a vital ro...
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    The Common Law Tradition

    Karl N. Llewellyn

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