Document Type
Article
Comments
The Role of Substantive Law and Procedure in the Legal Process, 45 Harvard Law Review 617 (1932)
Abstract
There seems to be a general assumption today that the "Science of Law " is not adequately performing its function in the judicial process. When a great lawyer can voice the general opinion of the bar in stating that the confusion and uncertainty caused by a vast mass of decisions and principles is growing worse from year to year, it is inevitable that various conflicting attitudes toward this science should take the place of a former uncritical acceptance.
Date of Authorship for this Version
1932
Recommended Citation
Arnold, Thurman W., "The Role of Substantive Law and Procedure in the Legal Process" (1932). Faculty Scholarship Series. 4258.
https://digitalcommons.law.yale.edu/fss_papers/4258