Legal Precedent as a Source of Law from a Legalistic Perspective: Comparative Legal Analysis of Anglo-American and Continental Law Enforcement Models
- Olga Miroshnichenko
- Petr Chugunkov
Abstract
In this article the authors are analyzing different approaches to understanding of legal precedent as a source of law in formal sense. The authors think that the essence of the precedent should be deeply studied in legal science. As a conclusion authors suggest that there can be distinguished two main models of legal precedent: Anglo-American and civil models. And the role of the legal precedent in each concrete country should be analyzed according to these two models.
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- DOI:10.5539/res.v7n7p1
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