What Is the Primary Argument Raised by Traditional Critics of the Critical

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Multiple Choice

What is the primary argument raised by traditional critics of the critical legal studies school?

• A) Critical legal theorists have constructed an essentially negative position without developing concrete strategies to bring about improvements.
• B) Critical legal theorists tend to base their pronouncements on female-dominated scholarship.
• C) Critical legal theorists pay too much attention to law without considering the effects of morality.
• D) Critical legal theorists tend to downplay the interaction between statutory and common law.

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