Philosophical Problems in the Law

Philosophical Problems in the Law

Auteur : David M. Adams

Date de publication : 1992

Éditeur : Wadsworth Pub.

Nombre de pages : 616

Résumé du livre

"Philosophical Problems in the Law provides an introduction to the classic and contemporary issues in legal philosophy. Throughout the book, abstract philosophical problems are presented in the context of controversial legal cases and compelling emerging issues. For example, the discussion on the limits of freedom becomes vivid in light of the recent flag burning controversy. The case of the Subway Vigilante enlivens examination of the purposes of criminal punishment. And McFall vs. Shimp provokes discussion by asking if we should be legally compelled to donate blood, body parts, or bone marrow to save the life of a fellow human being"--Back cover.

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