Liberal legalism is a
Loughlin argues that the aim of legal-liberalism is to "confine politics to the straight-jacket of law". [In Defence of the Political Constitution, Tomkins, Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, Vol 22, No 1 (2002), p162]
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