Is respect for the law valuable when it infringes upon human rights? At first glance, Howard Zinn’s passion against injustice seems to override Fortas’ reserved and technical argument. This essay will show that the position of Judge Fortas is superior to that of Howard Zinn because he proves there are sufficient legal means to successfully propagate change in the modern American system. Furthermore, his distinction between protesters and revolutionaries provides unexpected space for the dictates of individual conscience
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This essay traces the history and development of the concept of the Rule of Law from ancient times t...
The thesis attempts to measure the disjoint between the promise of human dignity that appears at the...
What happens when a person’s common sense view of justice diverges from the sense of justice he or s...
The central question of this piece is how to strike a balance between radical civil disobedience and...
The history of disobedience is as lengthy as the history of legislation. For as long as there have b...
America is a country founded on revolution. In fact, our founding fathers valued this right to disse...
[Excerpt] “This article supports Gewirth’s view: that is, the reason why utilitarian values such as ...
This brief essay describes what critical legal scholars said – or perhaps more accurately – would ha...
For more than forty years, jurisprudence has been dominated by the HartDworkin debate. The debate st...
Can irony play a role in the construction of statutes? In the following articles, legal scholars Ric...
In Dworkin\u27s Rights Thesis, the. ideal judge who decides a hard case must determine whether the...
An important debate is currently underway in the inter-American human rights system involving the pr...
Noah Chomsky has written of Justice Fortas\u27 essay that it is not serious enough for extended dis...
My topic in this essay is a major fault line within normative theory. More precisely, it is a major ...
Fifty years ago this year a legal practitioner turned military intelligencer turned philosopher, Her...
This essay traces the history and development of the concept of the Rule of Law from ancient times t...
The thesis attempts to measure the disjoint between the promise of human dignity that appears at the...
What happens when a person’s common sense view of justice diverges from the sense of justice he or s...