Lectures On The Relation Between Law And Public Opinion In England, During The Nineteenth Century (1920)

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Focusing on the interplay between law and public opinion, this collection of lectures by Albert Venn Dicey delves into how societal views influenced the development of English law in the nineteenth century. Dicey examines critical legal issues, including the evolution of common law and parliamentary supremacy, while emphasizing the role of judges and the necessity of justice and fairness in legal principles. This insightful work is essential for understanding the historical context of English law and the significant impact of public sentiment on legal institutions.