Morality Law by Baird Robert (24 results)

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What should society or individuals do when the compelling dictates of personal conscience conflict with the law To what extent should lawyers and lawmakers be influenced by considerations of morality Are there principles that go beyond legal jurisdiction to justify acts of civil disobedience Is it right to violate the laws of society when they are opposed to personal moral convictions Is it ever appropriate for religious considerations to influence lawyers or the law Few questions have had and will continue to have a more compelling effect on the human community. For this reason the editors have brought together this collection of intellectually stimulating articles, which grapple with the tough issues involving morality, justice, and the law. Part One contains articles on the connection between morality and the law by such eminent thinkers as Oliver Wendell Holmes, Cass R. Sunstein, and others. Part Two focuses on issues of morality and lawyering by looking at such questions as how lawyers should represent clients with whom they disagree ethically and how criminal defense lawyers can represent guilty clients. This section also addresses the recent law and religion movement. Part Three addresses the question concerning when civil disobedience is justified and includes an important essay by Ronald Dworkin. Part Four explores moral and legal questions related to capital punishment and includes the Supreme Court's most recent decision on capital punishment, in which the majority and the dissent had radically different views. Finally, Part Five examines the highly charged debate about immigration. This balanced anthology will be of interest to philosophers, legal scholars, and anyone concerned about the relation of law to morality.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - All civilized societies share a common desire for internal order and security. For this reason, among others, moral codes and legal structures are developed to give form to social belief systems, to regulate interpersonal relations, and to promulgate ideals of appropriate behavior. But what should society or individuals do when the compelling dictates of personal conscience conflict strongly with statutory law Can the morality of some be visited upon the rest of society by giving it the authority and power of law Are there principles that go beyond legal jurisdiction to justify acts of civil disobedience Is it right to violate the laws of society when they are opposed to personal moral convictions Few questions have had a more compelling effect on the history and future of the human community. For this reason the editors have brought together a fascinating collection of essays by some of the most astute minds in law and philosophy to grapple with the tough issues facing Morality and the Law. Contributors include Hugo A. Bedau, Charles L. Black, Jr., Patrick Devlin, Joel Feinberg, Erich Fromm, H.L.A. Hart, Leon Jaworski, John Rawls, Peter Singer, and Rudolph Weingartner.…

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