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Caption: "The Scales of Justice: A Symbol of Legal Philosophy" What is Jurisprudence? Jurisprudence, often called the philosophy of law, examines the fundamental principles and concepts underlying the legal system. It explores questions like What is law?, Why do we follow it?, and What makes a law just? This subject goes beyond studying specific laws and delves into the theoretical aspects of lawmaking, interpretation, and enforcement. The Concept of Jurisprudence Jurisprudence serves as a bridge between law and philosophy. It seeks to understand the essence of law by addressing its purpose, origins, and its relationship with morality, society, and justice. It is divided into various schools of thought, each offering unique perspectives: 1. Natural Law: Emphasizes laws based on morality and universal principles of right and wrong. 2. Legal Positivism: Focuses on laws created by legitimate authorities, regardless of their moral implications. 3. Sociological Jurisprudence: E...

 Starting your law degree can be exciting, but it can also feel overwhelming, especially in your first year. As a beginner, you're likely adjusting to a new learning environment and tackling a lot of new information. But don't worry—you're not alone, and there are simple, effective ways to make your law studies easier and more manageable. In this blog, I’ll share 5 practical tips that helped me and can help you succeed during your first year. These tips are easy to follow and will help you stay on track with your studies while reducing stress. --- 1. Stay Organized One of the most important things you can do as a first-year law student is to stay organized. Keep track of important dates like assignment deadlines and exam schedules. Use a planner or an app to organize your lectures, readings, and tasks. This will help you manage your time better and avoid feeling overwhelmed. --- 2. Break Down Your Study Sessions Law can seem complicated, but breaking down your study session...