Legal realism, as expressed by Karl Llewellyn in the 1920s-1930s, embodied all of the following views, EXCEPT:

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Legal realism, as articulated by Karl Llewellyn and others, emphasized that law cannot be understood in isolation from its effects on society. It argued against the formalist idea that law could be applied without regard to its social consequences, making option B the correct answer as it contradicts the core principles of legal realism.

Legal Realism, as Expressed by Karl Llewellyn in the 1920s-1930s