The present article attempts to characterize the phenomenon of the pluralism in jurisprudence.Firstly, we will make a brief historical synthesis about this matter.Secondly, we will mention the sociological contexts that take place within this phenomena of pluralism in jurisprudence.In the third place, we propose a synthesis of the judicial monism, with respect to the dominant interpretation of the modern right and as opposed to entering into the judicial pluralism, and we conclude with a brief terminological distinction.
