《LAW IN A CYNICAL SOCIETY? OPINON AND LAW INTHE 1980'S》

PartⅠ: Overview1

Chapter 21

PUBLIC OPINION AND LAW: DICEY TO TODAYDale Gibson1

Chapter 241

REFLECTIONS OF CANADIANS ON THE LAW AND THE LEGAL SYSTEM: LEGAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE SURVEY OF RESPONDENTSIN MONTREAL TORONTO AND WINNIPEGRobert J. Moore41

Chapter 389

OTHER SURVEYS89

Cynicism and Ambivalence Towards Law and Legal Institutions in AustraliaRoman Tomasic89

Surveying the Legal Needs of the Public: What the PublicBarbara A. Curran107

Public Opinion About the Penal System: A Cynical Voiew of Criminal JusticeYves Brillon120

Aspects of Pubolic Opinion About Law in PolandAdam Podgorecki128

PartⅡ：Specifices139

Chapter 4139

PUBLIC OPINION AND THE POLICE139

Public Attitudes Towards Crime and the Police in a Prairie CityJohn H. Hylton139

Causes of Police CynicismDonald K. Wilson163

Proactive Police Intervention and Imminent Social ChangeDaniel J. koenigE. Paula DeBeck167

Chapter 5175

LAWYERS AND LEGAL SERVICES175

Are Lawyers a Vivid Contradiction?Yves Lafontaine175

Alienation and the Criminal Justice SystemStephen L. Brickey182

Lawyers and Legal Services: Case Studies in CynicismF. Murray Fraser189

The Canadian Bar Association ?A ReplyYves Fortier194

Chapter6199

COURTS AND JUDGES199

Keeping Pace with Changing TimesGeorge Lockwood199

The Thought of One JudgeR. L. Kopstein205

CommentaryD. C. McDonald212

Chapter 7217

SENTENCING AND PRISONS217

Sentencing and Socio-Economic StatusMarek Debicki219

Using Human Rights Legislation to Assist Women PrisonersInger Hansen241

The Community, Prison and PoliticsGail Ketlough243

Chapter 8259

WORKERS AND MANAGERS259

Law in a Cynical SocietyDick Martin259

Ideology, Law, Public Opinion and Workers' HealthCharles E. Reasons262

Law; Real and Ideological Constraints on the Working ClassH. J. Glasheek282

The State as Arbiter in Labour-Management Disputes and the Ever-Widening Concept of Essential ServicesAndy Wachtel301

Labour Law and Public Policy in a Cynical SocietyJohn Crispo306

PartⅢ: The Dynamics313

Chapter 9313

WHY DO PEOPLE OBEY, OR DISOBEY, THE LAW?313

Obedience and CynicismJoseph Raz313

Organized Criminals: Some Observations Regarding Their Attitudes Towards Law and OrderJoseph L. Albini317

Status to Contract: The Legalization of Attitudes and RelationshipsJohn Hogarth327

Obedience to Law: A Socio-Political ContextArthur Schafer333

Chapter 10341

WHAT INFLUENCES PUBLIC ATTITUDES TO LAW?341

Media Influence on Opinion and PolicyTom Kent341

Public Attitudes to Law: The Effects of Selective and Superficial Media ReportingJohn Meisel349

Law in a Confused Society: Education and Legal SocializationT. R. Morrison352

Attitudes to Law of the New Christian Right in AmericaIrving Hexham358

Jury Service as Legal SocializationJune Louin Tapp364

Double Standards and Respect for the Rule of LawAlan Borovoy378

Chapter 11381

WHAT INFLUENCES POLICY-MAKERS?381

A Law Reformer's PerspectiveFrancis C. Muldoon381

Did You Know that Policy-Makers are Very Sensitive People?D. C. Prefontaine390

The View of an Opposition M.P.Pauline Jewett396

When Legislators Act Without Adequate Public Consultation: An American Object LessonNicholas Kittrie399

Chapter 12401

POLITICAL RESPONSES401

Making Law in a Cynical SocietyRoland Penner401

A Legislator's Point of ViewRax Hnatxshxn407

Cynicism, Crime Prevention and Help for the Victims of CrimeRobert Kaplan411

Chapter 13417

THE ROLE OF CYNICISM417

Law in a Cynical Society?Edgar Z. Friedenberg417

Some Thoughts About Dr. Friedenberg's CynicismBryan Schwartz426

Bibliography429

Index455