This Chapter includes notes regarding the importance of research and scope of research in law. (From exam perspective, cursory notes).
Society is always in motion, there are various aspects that lead to a certain tendency to make changes in a society. The available law acts to address the need of society with the proper justification of required need as per the time. The aim of law is to regulate human behavior in present day society.
At first, importance of research in law are as follows: -
- It is evident to law students as it helps such students to have detailed analysis of legal issues.
- It is required at the time of legislative draft by the parliament.
- Help to enhance the knowledge.
- It does clarify the confusion.
- Provides support for decision making on complex legal issues.
- Aid to find out relevant legal precedent for supportive arguments.
- Essential to draft effective legal documents.
- Helps in understanding legal issues and finding an accurate answer.
Scope of research in law
Generally, scope indicates the areas up to which a certain thing can have the boundary and jurisdiction. Research is a systematic search for pertinent information with an aim to get either new knowledge or test the existing ideas, theories, or perceptions and so it does have the boundary of access in different fields, areas, and jurisdiction in a relevant manner. They are: -
- Academic areas.
- Legislative areas.
- Judicial areas.
- Social legal areas.
- Juristic areas.
