| back | title | author | starting
page
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| 1. | Law and Exclusionary Reasons | Larry Alexander | 5
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| 2. | What Is Jurisprudence About? Theories, Definitions, Concepts
or Conceptions of Law? | Michael D. Bayles | 23
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| 3. | Critical Legel Studies and Liberalism: Understanding
Similarities and Differences | Judith Wagner DeCew | 41
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| 4. | The Significance of Rights Language | Martin P.
Golding | 53
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| 5. | Paternalistic Laws | Alan H. Goldman & Michael N.
Goldman | 65
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| 6. | Already Punished Enough | Douglas N. Husak | 79
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| 7. | Treatment and Rehabilitation as a Mode of Punishment | Rex
Martin | 101
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| 8. | Two Forms of Moral Responsibility | Edward
Sankowski | 123
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| 9. | Davis and the Unfair-Advantage Theory of Punishment: A
Critique | Don. E Scheid | 143
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| 10. | A Rational Choice Theory of Punishment | James P.
Sterba | 171
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| 11. | Relative Duties in the Law | Carl Wellman | 183
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