Introduction to Law

What is Law? what are its types? What are Legal Maxims?
The Answer to all those questions can be daunting enough for an average person. Introduction to Law talks about all this and more. A comprehensive Thesis Designed just for you.
Law is about control, and you can only control a scenario once you fully understand its legalities. This talks about the different kinds of laws and Legislation, for example, Criminal Law, Civil Law, Constitutional Law, And Torts.

For nearly fifty years, Radomir Lukić’s Introduction to Law was a model textbook in Communist Yugoslavia. Still in use as a learning source in present-day Serbia, it combines Marxist theory of law with Kelsen’s normativism in order to explain the legal rule as a social fact without denying its normative dimension. In order to discern the reasons for and patterns of this synthesis, the paper compares the first five consecutive editions of Lukić’s textbook as milestones of the author’s intellectual evolution. The initial hypothesis is that Lukić's teaching was no more than a reinterpretation of his Parisian doctoral thesis from the late 1930s. Inspired by the French theory of social law and despite being Marxist, his teaching was not of Marxist origin. As such, it facilitates understanding of the Communist theory of law, especially Marxist perception and reception of Kelsen’s normativism.