Which of the following arguments has been made by critics of the sociological school of law?

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Critics of the sociological school of law argue that the school's focus on community standards and the social context in which laws are created and enforced makes the law unpredictable, as these standards and contexts change over time. This viewpoint is reflected in option D. While options A, B, and C all touch on criticisms that have been made of the sociological school of law, D is the only one specifically related to the school's focus on social context and community standards as determinants of legal norms.

Which of the Following Arguments Has Been Made by Critics