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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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