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#1. Law is imposed or enacted by state is the concept of:
The Positive School of jurisprudence emphasizes that law is a command of the sovereign authority (state) and is enforced through sanctions. It focuses on the role of the state in creating and enforcing laws.
#2. Marxist theory of law refers to:
It views law as a product of class struggle and interprets legal norms within the context of social and economic relations. According to this perspective, law reflects the interests of the ruling class and serves as an instrument of domination
#3. Fair trial is outcome of:
The Analytical School of jurisprudence focuses on principles related to fairness, justice, and the rule of law. The idea of a fair trial fits within the analytical framework of examining legal processes and ensuring justice through the application of legal rules and principles.