Legal Realism Is Like Legal Positivism in the Belief That

Multiple Choice

Legal realism is like legal positivism in the belief that the:

A) Law is the product of human making.
B) Outcome of any legal dispute depends upon who is in the position to exercise power under law.
C) Social and economic considerations of a case should be brought to bear in legal decision making.
D) Judges do not use any factors other than the written law when rendering decisions.
E) Judicial interpretation is necessary and was contemplated by our Founding Fathers as a built-in check and balance to the other branches of government.