Discussion
Who among the following has Defined jurisprudence as "the study and systematic arrangement of the general principles of law?
Answer: A
The definition of jurisprudence as the study and systematic arrangement of the general principles of law is attributed to Keeton (G. W. Keeton).
Thomas Erskine Holland described it as the formal science of positive law, and John Austin called it the philosophy of positive law, which is a different formulation. Roscoe Pound is known for treating law as social engineering. So the quoted definition matches Keeton alone.
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