Proponents of the Critical Legal Studies School of Jurisprudence Believe

Proponents of the critical legal studies school of jurisprudence believe that .

A) morality is important to determine whether discrimination exists when a business pays workers differently on the basis of their sex, race, religion, or ethnic origin
B) law is a mix of legal and non-legal beliefs that have been constructed by the community to rationalize their way of life
C) law reflects a cluster of beliefs that convince human beings that the hierarchical relations under which they live and work are natural and must be accommodated
D) classical economic theory and empirical methods must be applied to all areas of law in order to arrive at decisions