The Changing Law

Explore The Changing Law, Sir Alfred Denning’s influential 1953 work that examines how judges shape and evolve the common law in response to societal change. Through five lectures, Denning challenges the notion that law is fixed, arguing instead that it is continually developed by judicial interpretation. With reflections on the British Constitution, the welfare state, and civil liberties, this concise volume is a cornerstone of modern legal thought and a tribute to the creative role of the judiciary. Find more at Best Book Centre.