UNVEILING THE JURISPRUDENCE MAZE: A COMPREHENSIVE EXPLORATION OF LEGAL RESEARCH
Keywords:
Legal Research, Primary Sources, Secondary Sources, Non-Legal Sources, Methodology, Social Control, Social WelfareAbstract
This article provides an in-depth examination of legal research, uncovering its
historical roots and intricate characteristics. Delving into the advantages and drawbacks of
legal research, it scrutinizes key aspects while presenting insights into its diverse
methodologies. The exploration emphasizes the crucial role legal research plays in shaping
laws, policies, and societal norms. By navigating the juridical maze, the article not only sheds
light on the complexities inherent in legal research but also underscores its indispensability in
influencing the legal landscape. Ultimately, it serves as a comprehensive resource for
understanding the multifaceted nature of legal research and its profound impact on the
evolution of legal systems and societal frameworks.
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