Law in a Democratic Society

Table of contents

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• Title Page *
• Table of Contents i
• Acknowledgments iii
• Preface vii
• Part One - Toward a Philosophy of Democracy 3
• Part Two - The Rule of Law 37
• (3) - Theory and Law 53
• (4) - Judge Posner's Jurisprudence 59
• (5) - A Short Note on Dworkin's Concept of Integrity 67
• (6) - Selective Prosecution Vs. Selective Exculpation 71
• Part Three - The Constitution and Privacy 77
• (7) - The Right to Be Left Alone is the Right to Be No One 78
• (8) - Character and a Life Worth Living: a Reply to Davies 91
• (9) - The Vexatious Issue of Privacy 99
• (10) - Privacy and the Supreme Court 101
• (11) - The Complex Case of Abortion 107
• (12) - Comments on Moore, Sawyier, and Dowd 115
• (13) - O'Connor, Souter, and Kennedy on Abortion 119
• (14) - A Different View of the Bork Affair 123
• (15) - The Georgia Sodomy Case: Failure of Constitutional Discourse 129
• Part Four - First Amendment Rights 135
• (16) - Freedom of Speech: Its Constitutional Scope and Function 136
• (17) - Art 'Censorship' and Constitutionality 149
• (18) - Confidentiality and University Appointments 161
• (19) - Politically Correct Thinking and Free Speech 167
• Part Five - The Separation of Powers 171
• (21) - The Separation of Powers and the Control of Foreign Policy 177
• (22) - Special Prosecutor or Ombudsman 193
• Part Six - The Interpretation of Documents 199
• Appendices 211

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