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Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T)

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  • "Common-Law Courts in a Civil-Law System: The Role of United States Federal Courts in Interpreting the Constitution and Laws" and "Comment" (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • A Theory of Freedom of Expression (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • An Introduction to The Principles of Morals and Legislation (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • Authority and Justification (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • Causation In The Law (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • Crime and Punishment: Distinguishing the Roles of Causal and Intentional Analyses Moral Judgment (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • Decision Theory and the Factfinding Process (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • Is There a Prima Facie Obligation to Obey the Law? (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • Law as the Union of Primary and Secondary Rules (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • Law's Empire (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • Law's Empire-notes (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • Lawyers as Professionals: Some Moral Issues (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • Liability and Individualized Evidence (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • Paternalism (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • Professional Detachment: The Executioner of Paris (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • Reversal of Fortune (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • Speech Acts and Unspeakable Acts (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • Taking Rights Seriously (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • The Conflict Between Authority and Autonomy (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • The Justification of Civil Disobedience (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • The Liberal Argument from On Liberty (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • The Province of Jurisprudence Determined and the Uses of the Study of Jurisprudence (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • The Punishment That Leaves Something to Chance (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • Two Concepts of Rules (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences
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  • Wrongful Life, Procreative Responsibility, and the Significance of Harm (M-I-T)
Philosophy of Law (Spring 2012) (M-I-T) MIT Prof. Julia Markovits Social Sciences

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