Examines the relationship between legal practice and scholarship, suggesting implications for governance and accountability.
The efficacy of a state's legal system depends not only on the quality of its legislation but also on the congruence between legal practice and legal scholarship. This study looks at the important goals of legal practice and research in today's countries, arguing that the rule of law requires a flexible relationship between changes in legal ideas, how well institutions work, access to justice, and insights from different fields. This paper presents a paradigm that integrates jurisprudence, constitutional theory, public policy analysis, and socio-legal methodology to harmonize legal practice and research, thereby enhancing governance, accountability, and societal stability.
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Jubaer Shah (2026) studied this question.
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