《LAW MORALITY AND RIGHTS》

PART Ⅰ:WORKING CONCEPTIONS OF "THE LAW"3

Working Conceptions of "The Law"ROBERT S.SUMMERS3

Rules and ReasonJ.L.MACKIE31

The Role of the JudgeA.M.HONORE43

Concluding CommentsROBERT S.SUMMERS51

PART Ⅱ:JUSTIFICATION AND PRECEDENT67

Justification as CoherenceMARSHA P.HANEN67

Precedent,Discretion and FairnessROGER A.SHINER93

PART Ⅲ:RIGHTS AND CLAIMS139

Rights and ClaimsALAN R.WHITE139

Rights,Claims and RemediesNEIL MacCORMICK161

Rights and Justified ClaimsS.C.COVAL183

Concluding CommentsALAN R.WHITE189

PART Ⅳ:OBSCENITY201

The Tendency to Deprave and CorruptA.D.WOOZLEY201

Obscenity and the LawA.W.B.SIMPSON223

Obscenity and the Law in PracticeGEOFFREY R.ROBERTSON239

Concluding CommentsA.D.WOOZLEY249

PART Ⅴ:REVERSE DISCRIMINATION259

Justifications of Reverse DiscriminationRICHARD H.S.TUR259

Is Reverse Discrimination Fair?ELIZABETH H.WOLGAST295

Reverse DiscriminationJENNY TEICHMAN315

Concluding CommentsRICHARD H.S.TUR323

PART Ⅵ:DURESS333

Duress per Minas as a Defence to Crime:ⅠLORD KILBRANDON333

Duress per Minas as a Defence to Crime:ⅡANTHONY KENNY345

Duress per Minas as a Defence to Crime:ⅢA.E.ANTON365

Duress and Necessity as Defences to Crime:A PostcriptJ.L.MACKIE365

PART Ⅶ:PUNISHMENT373

Cruel and Unusual PunishmentsJEFFRIE G.MURPHY405

Retributivism and the Death SentenceM.D.A.FREEMAN423

Punishment and Respect for PersonsJOHN COTTINGHAM433

Concluding CommentsJEFFRIE G.MURPHY437

INDEXES437