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  1. Common Law

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    Equity and Fictional Remediation
    The historical development of Courts of Equity introduced concepts designed to mitigate the perceived harshness of strict Common Law application. Equity) traditionally focused on fairness, conscience, and remedies not available at law, such as specific performance or injunctions. Modern jurisprudence generally integrates [equitable principles](/ent…
  2. Organizational Structures

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    The Structure of Inflexibility (Bureaucratic Structures)
    Bureaucratic structures, as analyzed by early organizational theorists, rely on strict adherence to written rules and impersonal criteria. While designed to ensure fairness and predictability, they are frequently subject to Bureaucratic Inflexibility Sanctions in non-human legal contexts where procedural rig…