Legal pluralism refers to the coexistence of diverse legal systems within a single social or political space, encompassing state law, customary norms, religious ordinances and transnational regimes.
In the United States and throughout the Global North, people generally take for granted that law means state courts and legal institutions. Sure, people may opt out of certain government regulations, ...
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