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Jurisprudence - concrete case

General propositions do not determine concrete cases
im struggling to define concrete case for my jurisprudence essay?
what does it mean by 'concrete case'
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General propositions do not determine concrete cases
im struggling to define concrete case for my jurisprudence essay?
what does it mean by 'concrete case'


Presumably it means specific cases being heard by a court of law. In the absence of more information about what you're actually studying it's hard to be sure but I presume what it's asking is whether general propositions of law (e.g. the legal rules regarding what constitutes a valid contract) suffice to determine the outcomes of actual cases in court, or whether some further input is required.

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