This article deals with the qualitative approach to empirical studies. This approach is presumed to be closer to the social sciences.

In qualitative research, emphasis is placed on peoples' feelings, perceptions, and experiences in order to explore and understand “the meaning individuals or ...

The emphasis is upon analysis of legal rules, principles or doctrines. As compared to non-doctrinal legal research which aims at research on relationship of law ...

Typical law review articles not only clarify what the law is, but also examine the history of the current rules, assess the status quo, and present reform ...

This study employs two distinct approaches: the doctrinal research methodology and qualitative research. The doctrinal research method focuses on the spirit of ...

In doing so the researcher may also provide an analysis of the law to demonstrate how it has developed in terms of judicial reasoning and legislative enactment.

Qualitative legal research aims to study things in their natural settings, understand and interpret their social realities and provide inputs on various ...

Regardless of the type of study, qualitative research involves a five stage process: (1) study design and ethics; (2) sampling; (3) data collection; (4) data.

Each chapter introduces generic research skills by exam- ining qualitative or quantitative methodologies relevant to all areas of legal research or through ...

The results of the study are to get information that qualitative approaches can solve problems related to talking about humans, human legal behavior, and how ...