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empathy, unconscionability doctrine, moral judgement, jurisprudence, adjudication, judicial ideals

Abortion, Constitutional law, Women's rights

Sex, Consent, liberalism

Liberalism, equal protection of the law, gender equality, racial equality, same-sex marriage

legal theory, jurisprudence, gender, feminist theory

law and literature, Posner, Kafka, legitimation, consent, law and economics, autonomy, wealth maximization

Law and Literature, Law and Culture, Duke, Rape

Justice Roberts, Supreme Court, health insurance, Commerce Clause, congressional powers, Affordable Care Act

jurisprudence, feminism, equal rights, equal protection, marital relationship, marital rape, mysogyny, domestic violence, sexual assault, privacy, constitutional law, rationality approach, antisubordination approach, Brown v. Board of Education, Fourteenth Amendment, Women's Privacy Act

constitutional rights, Barack Obama, rights citique

rule of law, justice, legal ethics

women's rights, equal protection, hedonic lives, radical feminist legal theory, male culture

same-sex marriage, California’s Proposition 8, California Supreme Court, family law, discrimination

law and literature, aesthetic analysis, modern legal theory, myths, narrative, natural law, positivism, liberalism, statism

liberalism, constitution, positive rights

Positivism, Constitution, separation thesis, jurisprudence, constitutional law, law and morality, constitutional critic, natural law, critical interpretation, Fred Schauer

postive rights, jurisprudence, Constitution

Meaning of Justice, Relevance of Justice, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Christopher Langdell

Holmes, legal positivism, law and morality, law and literature, power, bad man, separation thesis

juriscentric practice, jurisprudential scholarship, constitutional scholarship

individual rights, legislative duties, liberty, constitutional law, jurisprudence, legal theory, Ronald Dworkin

Rule of Law, Legal Philosophy, Legal Justice, Rights, Formal Equality

Law and literature, constitutional interpretation, legal criticism, American legal theory

Paine, Thomas, 1737-1809, political science, constitutional law

textual community, iterative community, legal theory, literary-legalist, James Boyd Wright, Ronald Dworkin, Owen Fiss, Mark Twain, Toni Morrison, Dred Scott, Plessy v. Ferguson, Brown v. Board of Education, Bakke v. University of California, 14th Amendment, Civil Rights Act, slavery, marital rape

health and justice, social inequalities, bioethics, individual welfare

Constitutional law, Constitutional interpretation, Supreme Court, Conservative constitutionalism

Richard Posner, law and literature, liberal legalism, literary theory, morality of obedience, critical legal theory, sentimentality argument, authoritarian argument, Calvinist, Constitution, Ronald Dworkin, romanticism, heirachial authority, Appollonian, Dionysian, rule of law, Hobbesian

Book review, Eileen McDonagh, Breaking the Abortion Deadlock: From Choice to Consent, abortion, non-consensual pregnancy, abortion as self-defense, state funding of abortions

jurisprudence, hermeneutics, contemporary legal theory, original intent, judicial activism, interpretive turn, judicial lawlessness, judicial freedom, plain meaning, constitutional theory, racism, postmodernists, rule of law, civil rights, antisubordination mandate, Fourteenth Amendment

feminism, queer theory, MacKinnon, feminist legal theory, desire, sexuality, harassment, radical feminism, rape, consent, same-sex, unwelcome, theory of the state

Herman Melville, Bardeby the Scrivener, Susan Glaspell, A Jury of Her Peers, Pain and Suffering, Cause of Harm, Legitimation of Injury

The Practice of Justice, William Simon, book review, legal profession, professional responsibility, law and morality, role morality, zealous advocacy

Martha Nussbaum, Patriotism and Cosmopolitanism, ethical cosmopolitanism, rule of law, legal justice, equal justice

good society, welfare state, constitutional rights, right to a minimum level of well-being, fundamental human capabilities, protection against private violence, state obligation

Rape, sexual assault, criminal law, theft, Donald A. Dripps, feminist legal theory, feminist critique, criminalization of sex, commodity theory, sexual expropriation, sexual services, women's rights

Justice Holmes, Richard Posner, Ronald Dwarkin, theory of legal justice, law and economics, humanism, law and literature, Marianne Constable, Richard Weisberg

Ronald Dworkin, constitutional law, integrity principle, Due Process Clause, Equal Protection Clause, Fourteenth Amendment, relativist, party of principle, party of history, morality

Constitutional scholarship, Hans-Georg Gadamer, Allan Hutchinson, critical legal theory, Constitutional interpretation, hermeneutical and originalist approaches, Due Process Clause, Fourteenth Amendment

Constitutional law, Constitutional theory, Rule of Law, judicial review, liberalism

Commodification, law marketing, legal access, disadvantaged groups, state actors, private actors, judges, individual rights

Bush v. Gore, Supreme Court, judicial activism, indeterminacy, Vince Bugliosi

Law and sexuality, law and economics, law and morality, Richard Posner

law and economics, rational maximizers, literature, economic man, literary women

Book review, Cass Sunstein, The Partial Constitution, private versus state action, government neutrality, equal protection, New Deal for speech

Constitution, Federalism, State's Rights, Commerce Clause, Privileges and Immunities Clause, Equal Protection Clause, Due Process Clause, Contract Clause, Bicamerial Legislature, Judicial Review, Supreme Court, Judicial Restraint, Statutory Interpretation, Judicial Override, Judicial Activism

Constitutional Law, Constitutional Interpretation, Public Education, Politics and Legal Theory

law, philosophy, law and ethics, lawyers, book review, legalism, positivism, fomalism, jurisprudence, legalism as conservatism, law and politics, legal profession

sociological jurisprudence, feminist jurisprudence, sex and law, feminist theory, indentitarian politics, moralism, reproductive rights, Janet Halley

Constitutional interpretation, political theory, democracy

constitutional law, freedom of religion, state actor, freedom of speech, women's rights, sexual violence, domestic responsibility, familial privacy, individual liberty, racism, Bill of Rights, Fourteenth Amendment, First Amendment, Bill of Rights, Equal Rights Amendment, Due Process Clause

Book Review, Martha Nussbaum, Women and Human Development, Human Capabilities, Constitution, Role of Authority, Constitutional Law

constitutional law, legal theory, constitutional theory, morality, political participation

liberty, state action, due process, communal saction, majoritarian control, paternal rights, adultery, jurisprudence, purisprudential vitrues, judicial decision-making, equal protection

Book Review, James Boyd White, Ethical Speech, Social Justice, Legal Profession

Book Review, Patricia Williams, Alchemy of Race and Rights, Spirit-Murder, Perpetual Injury, Remedies, African American Slavery, Negative and Positive Rights, Critical Race Theory

Book review, Martha Nussbaum, Poetic Justice, imaginative fancy, moral sense, law and literature, utilitarianism

Constitutional Law, Equal Protection Clause, Jurisprudence, Law and Society, Legislation, Public Law and Legal Theory, Social Welfare, Economic Welfare

Lawrence Joseph, James Baldwin, legal profession, justice and society

Constitution, Fourteenth Amendment, negative liberty, positive liberty, constitutionalizing liberty

Richard Weisberg, jurisprudence, law, philosophy, law in literature, judicial power, judicial overreach, injustice

Constitution, Politics, Reva Siegal, Social Movements, Social Activism, Equal Rights for Women, Defacto ERA, Sexual Revolution

Equal Protection Clause, Fourteenth Amendment, Due Process Clause, Constitution, positive Constitution, progressivism, wealth redistribution, lesser life, individual rights

Roger Cotterrelly, culture and law, jurisprudence, cultural pluralism, commentary, ethical speech, politics, cultural legality, equal justice, multiculturalism, religion

Pierre Schlag, legal scholarship, legal scholars, legal theory, legal research and writing

legal profession, legal practice, social justice, law and literature, theological argument, critical race theory, critical legal studies, Bible, Milner Ball, religion, Christianity

Gary Peller, Mark Tushnet, Charles Black, Constitution, State Action, Equal Protection, Welfare Rights, Constitutional Political Discourse

Book review, L.H. LaRue, Constitutional Law as Fiction, Supreme Court jurisprudence

Constitution, Fourteenth Amendment, equal protection of the law, abolition, abolitionists, colorblind view, substantive anti-subortination view