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According to a passage on legal realism, this school of thought argues that:

A Law is purely logical and objective
B Judicial decisions are influenced by social, economic, and personal factors beyond legal rules
C Judges always follow precedent exactly
D Law exists independently of human interpretation

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

Legal realism challenges legal formalism, arguing that extralegal factors (politics, psychology, social context) significantly influence judicial decision-making.

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