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But the evidence does seem adequate for casting light on certain intricacies of the cultural reality . Though Miike presents an occasionally tortuous and regularly repetitive overview of the changing legislative instruments from the period of the kingdom to the present, using examples of actual cases and decisions through which those instruments were ratified or overturned in the courts, he does succeed in casting light on the cultural or values-driven facet of the law and on the realization of law in Hawaiian society. By casting light on neglected work, the essays often clarify Baldwin's more famous books. |
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