Law is a set of abstract principles that govern human behavior.

Law is a tool that is used by the powerful to maintain their power.

Law is a reflection of the values and beliefs of the society in which it exists.

Law is a system of rules that is enforced by the state.

Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.

Karl Llewellyn

Jerome Frank

All of the above

Legal realism emphasizes the importance of the actual practices of legal actors, while formalism emphasizes the importance of legal rules and principles.

Legal realism emphasizes the importance of the values and beliefs of the society in which law is created and enforced, while formalism emphasizes the importance of abstract legal principles.

Legal realism emphasizes the importance of the role of judges in creating law, while formalism emphasizes the importance of the role of legislatures in creating law.

All of the above

Legal realism is too focused on the individual and not enough on the social context of law.

Legal realism is too pessimistic about the possibility of legal reform.

Legal realism is too relativistic and does not provide any objective standards for evaluating law.

All of the above

Legal realism has had a profound impact on the way that law is taught and practiced in the United States.

Legal realism has led to the development of new legal theories and approaches to legal problems.

Legal realism has helped to make law more responsive to the needs of society.

All of the above