Albrecht remains a significant figure in jurisprudence for his conception of the state as a purely theoretical legal entity, a view he developed in an 1837 review of Romeo Maurenbrecher's "Grundsätze des heutigen Staatsrechts".
Albrecht remains an influential personality in jurisprudence because of his concept of the state as a purely theoretical construct, which he presented in a 1837 examination of Romeo Maurenbrecher's "Foundations of Modern State Law".