The Pound Conference Proceedings

The Pound Conference Proceedings refer to the documentation of the 1954 conference organized by the American legal scholar Roscoe Pound, which focused on the relationship between law and social change. Legal scholars, judges, and practitioners discussed how legal systems could adapt to societal needs. The proceedings captured diverse views on topics like justice, legal reform, and the impact of law on everyday life. This event highlighted the importance of understanding law within its social context, emphasizing that legal frameworks should evolve to better serve the public and respond to changing societal values.