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Readings in philosophy of law
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  • Readings in philosophy of law
  • Written by author John Arthur, William H. Shaw
  • Published by Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice-Hall, c1984., 1992/12/01
  • This anthology of classical and contemporary philosophical and legal essays and legal cases focuses on legal philosophy as its own subject–rather than as an outgrowth of social or political philosophy or applied ethics. The essays focus on how law is orga
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1 The adversary system and the practice of law 1
Lawyers' ethics in an adversary system 2
An alternative to the adversary system 10
Building power and breaking images : critical legal theory and the practice of law 12
The lost lawyer 17
2 The rule of law 24
Magnitude and importance of legal science 24
Eight ways to fail to make law 27
Grudge informers and the rule of law 32
The problem of the grudge informer 33
The rule of law and its virtues 38
3 The moral force of law 45
Crito 45
The justification of civil disobedience 50
On not prosecuting civil disobedience 57
4 Statutes 65
On interpretation : the adultery clause of the Ten Commandments 65
Interpreting the Small Bird Act 68
Regina v. Ojibway
A case study in interpretation : the Mann Act 69
Cases interpreting the Mann Act 74
Caminetti v. United States; Mortensen v. United States; and Cleveland v. United States
Interpretation 80
Who is a drunk driver? 84
Kentucky v. Whitt
What is a vegetable? 85
Nix v. Hedden
Can a murderer inherit? 86
Riggs v. Palmer
5 Precedents 91
Reasoning by analogy 91
Stare decisis : the uses of precedent 93
Rape, consent, and "mens rea" 102
Regina v. Morgan
Precedent and legitimacy 105
Planned Parenthood v. Casey
6 Classical perspectives 111
Traditional natural law theory 112
Summa theologica 116
Blackstone's commentaries 121
The province of jurisprudence determined 126
7 Formalism and legal realism 132
The system of law 132
The path of the law 135
Realism and the law 139
8 Morality and the law 147
Positivism and the separation of law and morals 147
Law as the union of primary and secondary rules 155
The model of rules 161
Natural law revisited 170
The dependence of morality on law 176
9 International law 182
International law 182
The African slave trade 187
United States v. La Jeune Eugenie; The antelope; and The Amistad
International law and individual responsibility 192
The International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg
10 Theories about law 198
The economic approach to law 198
Law and economics : an analysis and critique 209
Critical legal studies 213
Jurisprudence and gender 220
Critical legal studies and Dworkin 231
Skepticism, objectivity, and democracy 238
11 The justification of punishment 245
Who should be punished? 245
The case of the dog Provetie
The utilitarian theory of criminal punishment 246
Persons and punishment 252
The moral education theory of punishment 259
Restitution : a new paradigm of criminal justice 263
12 The rights of defendants 269
Criminal justice and the negotiated plea 269
Convicting the innocent 276
The Dirty Harry problem 284
A debate on the exclusionary rule 292
Interrogation and the right to counsel 302
Miranda v. Arizona; Brewer v. Williams; and Rhode Island v. Innis
Entrapment 317
United States v. Tobias
13 Sentencing 324
Capital punishment 324
Gregg v. Georgia
Electric shock : the fairest punishment of all 331
"Three strikes" 335
Rummel v. Estelle
Racial bias in sentencing 339
McClesky v. Kemp
14 Criminal responsibility 342
Survival on a lifeboat 342
The Queen v. Dudley and Stephens
The principles of criminal law 347
Intention 352
Attempting the impossible : the crime that never was 358
The battered woman syndrome 365
State v. Leidholm
Rape, force, and consent 368
Is the insanity test insane? 375
What is so special about mental illness? 383
The "rotten social background" excuse 390
United States v. Alexander and Murdock
Executing mentally retarded murderers 395
Atkins v. Virginia
15 Compensating for private harms : the law of torts 403
The efficiency of the common law 404
Negligence 408
Economic efficiency and the "hand formula" 414
United States v. Carroll Towing Company
Foreseeable risk 415
Stone v. Bolton
Tort liability and corrective justice 418
Negligence and due care 425
Palsgraf v. Long Island Railroad Co
Loss, agency, and responsibility for outcomes 432
Liability without causation? 436
Summers v. Tice
Legal causation and the desert traveler 439
A duty to rescue? 450
Yania v. Bigan; Farwell v. Keaton; and McFall v. Shimp
Wrongful life and wrongful birth 454
Berman v. Allan
16 Private ownership : the law of property 461
Property 461
Property and sovereignty 466
Intellectual property 472
Property acquisition 478
Haslem v. Lockwood
Regulation of private property 482
Pennsylvania Coal Co. v. Mahon
Taking without compensation 485
Penn Central Transportation Co. v. New York City
17 Private agreements : the law of contract 490
The basis of contract 490
Contract as promise 497
Unconscionable contracts 505
Williams v. Walker-Thomas Furniture Co
Surrogate mother contracts 507
In the matter of Baby M
Employment contracts 515
Lochner v. New York; Muller v. Oregon; Coppage v. Kansas; and West Coast Hotel Co. v. Parrish
18 Constitutionalism and democracy 523
The Federalist Papers 524
The political meaning of constitutionalism : British, French, and American perspectives 530
The notion of a living constitution 545
Constitutional cases 546
Democracy, judicial review, and the special competency of judges 555
19 Freedom of religion, privacy, and speech 565
A letter concerning toleration 565
School prayer 569
Religious freedom and public education 573
Wisconsin v. Yoder
Secular humanism and religious establishment 576
Smith v. Board of Education of Mobile
On liberty 579
The right to privacy 585
Griswold v. Connecticut
Homosexuality and the right to privacy 589
Lawrence v. Texas
Gay marriage 596
Goodridge v. Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Judicial activism and gay marriage : a debate 605
Of the liberty of thought and discussion 608
Flag burning 612
Texas v. Johnson
Nazi marches 615
Village of Skokie v. National Socialist Party
Obscenity 619
Paris Adult Theatre v. Slaton
Pornography and women 621
American Booksellers v. Hudnut
Campus speech codes 624
Doe v. University of Michigan
20 Equality 629
Wartime internment of Japanese Americans 629
Korematsu v. United States
Racial equality and affirmative action 634
Affirmative action in universities 641
Grutter v. Bollinger
Gender discrimination 646
Michael M. v. Sonoma County Superior Court
Speech creating a "hostile environment" 648
Harris v. Forklift Systems
App The Bill of Rights and the Fourteenth Amendment 651


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