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E/L/31. Do Judges make the law? Should they?

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2000
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2006
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The paper examines the role of judges in British law making reviewing their interpretation of statutes in various court cases, and discussing formalistic and realistic approaches to legislation. The so-called rules of statutory interpretation are discussed.

 

KEYWORDS: Judge, law, statute,

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