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2. MEANING OF JURISPRUDENCE: • Literal Meaning: “The word Jurisprudence is the combination of two words juris means “law” and prudence means knowledge so Jurisprudence means the study of law.” 3. DEFINITION OF JURISPRUDENCE: • According to Salmond: “Jurisprudence is the science of Law.” • According to Austin: “Jurisprudence as the Philosophy of Positive law.” • According to Dicey: “Jurisprudence as a particular method of study not of law of one country but general nations of law itself.” 4. RELATIONSHIP OF JURISPRUDENCE WITH OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCES: • Jurisprudence and Sociology: Relationship: Jurisprudence studies the philosophy of law, while sociology examines the societal aspects. They intersect as jurisprudence explores how legal systems impact and are influenced by societal norms and structures. • Jurisprudence and Psychology: Relationship: Jurisprudence deals with legal philosophy, while psychology explores human behavior. The connection lies in understanding how individuals' mental processes and behavior affect legal decision-making and the functioning of legal systems.
• Jurisprudence and Ethics: Relationship: Jurisprudence delves into the theory and philosophy of law, while ethics deals with moral principles. They are linked as jurisprudence explores the moral underpinnings of legal systems and the ethical considerations within the law. • Jurisprudence and Economics: Relationship: Jurisprudence focuses on legal theory, while economics studies the production and distribution of resources. The connection lies in understanding how legal frameworks impact economic systems and how economic principles influence legal decision-making. • Jurisprudence and History: Relationship: Jurisprudence looks at the philosophy of law, while history examines past events. They intersect as jurisprudence considers the historical development of legal systems and the influence of historical context on legal theories. • Jurisprudence and Politics: Relationship: Jurisprudence deals with legal philosophy, while politics involves the governance and organization of societies. The connection lies in understanding how legal systems are shaped by political structures and how legal decisions influence political dynamics. 5. IMPORTANCE OF JURISPRUDENCE: Jurisprudence is the intellectual backbone of the legal system, offering a systematic study of legal principles. It acts as a guide, ensuring legal professionals understand the philosophical foundations of laws. This concise understanding is crucial for making informed and equitable decisions. Without jurisprudence, the legal system could lack coherence and clarity in its application, impacting the pursuit of justice.
6. CONCLUSION: Jurisprudence is the study and philosophy of law, exploring its nature, principles, and purposes. It intersects with various social sciences, like sociology, psychology, and political science, as it examines the impact of law on society and individuals. In essence, jurisprudence connects legal principles with broader social and human contexts. Regards: Wajeeh Ahsan Alvi (M.A, LLB, DTL) Contact No: 0313-4384159