Summary of The Law School of the Future: From Legal Realism to Policy Science in the World Community
To appreciate legal realism we must understand the root confusion in language of law through the following references: statement of facts, statements of the preferred events, of the values, sought by the speaker and statements of the formal, internal relationship of legal symbols and propositions. Due to the confusion of these references these symbols often make uncritical orientation to controversy and other irrelevant notions. To add further confusion, it often concretize the very different perspectives of different parties. There are two polar extremes of attitude towards this language, first is the assumption of autonomous control over social processes and the other is that it is meaningless. To further understand we must reminiscence about the very root of this confusion. This confusion is inherited from the time the people has not developed intellectual skills, when the people has no understanding of how the human brain works, when people were ignorant of how to clarify values and when people had insignificant perception regarding group behavior. It was a time when law was regarded as legal doctrine and only as primitive function of maintaining order and did not think of it as a positive tool for promoting and safeguarding all the basic values of the community. Where court was regarded as the major and one proper tool of legal control and the role of a lawyer was unclear. We all sense today that a very profound amendment has come over the world therefore, the occasion, and the obligation of this law school as of other schools to arise from the destructive phase of legal scholarship-indispensable though the destruction was-and to center its energies upon conscious efforts to create the institutions, dogmas and practices of the future. It is privileged that today the essential intellectual skills and enlightenment are at the disposal of any school that wishes to take advantage of its opportunities.

Opinion regarding policy science I agree that policy science is the key because law in general should be multi-disciplinary. Law should have a broader perspective and that it should cater to all the needs of the people and the possible scenarios that might arise in the society. It should also be conscious of the system of civilization so that it would be more effective and that the people could easily abide to it. Society has different aspects to it and law no matter what affects all of it so it should be made flexible.