LPAB Jurisprudence

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Jurisprudence

SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS

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	Journal articles
1	Richard Posner, Concept of corrective justice in recent theories of tort law. Journal of Legal Studies (1981)10, pp.187-206.	Via Library e-reserve
2	Michael Stokes, Constitutional commitments not original intentions: interpretation in the freedom of speech cases. Sydney Law Review (1994)16, pp.250-273.	Via Library e-reserve
3	David Hodgson, Guilty mind or guilty brain? Criminal responsibility in an age of neuroscience. Australian Law Journal (2000) 74 (10), pp.661-680	Via Library e-reserve
4	Joseph Hutcheson, Judgment intuitive: the function of the 'hunch' in judicial decision. Cornell Law Review (1929) 14, pp.274-288	Via Library e-reserve
5	Christopher Birch, Mill, Frege and the High Court : the connotation/denotation distinction in constitutional interpretation. Australian Bar Review 13 (3) June 2003 : 296-313	Via Library e-reserve
6	H.Morris, Persons and punishment. Monist (1968) 52, pp. 475-501.	Via Library e-reserve
7	Anthony Ellis, Recent work on punishment. Philosophical Quarterly (1995) 45, (179), pp. 225-233.	Via Library e-reserve
8	Nicholas Cowdery, The Rule of Law. Stop Press: Monthly Newsletter of the NSW Bar Association (1999) 64, p.4	Via Library e-reserve
9	David Hodgson, Scales of justice: probability and proof in legal fact-finding. Australian Law Journal (1995) 69, pp.731-750.	Via Library e-reserve
	Books/Chapters
9	J. W. Harris, Legal Philosophies, 2^nd ed. LexisNexis Butterworths, London, 1997.	Book in Closed Reserve
10	Robert Nozick, Anarchy, state and utopia. In Lockes theory of acquisition. Part 2, pp.174-182.	Via Library e-reserve
11	Joseph Raz , The obligation to obey the law. In Joseph Raz, The Authority of law. Chapter 12, pp. 233-249.	Via Library e-reserve
12	John Finnis, Autonomy of law: essays on legal positivism. In John Finnis, Truth in legal positivism. Chapter 7, pp. 195-214.	Via Library e-reserve
13	George P. Fletcher, Efficiency. In George Fletcher, Basic concepts of legal thought. Chapter 10, pp 155-171.	Via Library e-reserve
14	Dennis Patterson, Punishment and responsibility. In Dennis Patterson, Companion to philosophy of law and legal theory. Chapter 36, pp.514-523.	Via Library e-reserve
15	Peter Singer, Democratic and non-democratic models. In Peter Singer Democracy and disobedience. Part 2: Participation.pp. 45-59.	Via Library e-reserve
16	Liberalism and its critics / Michael Sandel. Introduction.	Via Library e-reserve
17	Postmodern legal movements: law and jurisprudence at centurys end / Gary Minda. Chapter 6.	Via Library e-reserve
18	Property rights / Alan Ryan. Pp.241-258.	Via Library e-reserve
19	Theres no such thing as free speech, and its a good thing too. / Stanley Fish. Chapter 11.	Via Library e-reserve
20	Two treatises of government. / John Locke. Chapter 5.	Via Library e-reserve
21	Gabriel A Moens, The German Borderguard Cases: Natural Law and the Duty to Disobey Immoral Laws. In Suri Ratnapala and G. A. Moens, Jurisprudence of Liberty, Chapter 8, pp 146-164.	Via Library e-reserve

4

Joseph Hutcheson, Judgment intuitive: the function of the 'hunch' in judicial decision. Cornell Law Review (1929) 14, pp.274-288

5

Christopher Birch, Mill, Frege and the High Court : the connotation/denotation distinction in constitutional interpretation. Australian Bar Review 13 (3) June 2003 : 296-313

6

H.Morris, Persons and punishment. Monist (1968) 52, pp. 475-501.

7

Anthony Ellis, Recent work on punishment. Philosophical Quarterly (1995) 45, (179), pp. 225-233.

8

Nicholas Cowdery, The Rule of Law. Stop Press: Monthly Newsletter of the NSW Bar Association (1999) 64, p.4

Books/Chapters

9

J. W. Harris, Legal Philosophies, 2nd ed. LexisNexis Butterworths, London, 1997.

10

Robert Nozick, Anarchy, state and utopia. In Lockes theory of acquisition. Part 2, pp.174-182.

11

Joseph Raz , The obligation to obey the law. In Joseph Raz, The Authority of law. Chapter 12, pp. 233-249.

12

John Finnis, Autonomy of law: essays on legal positivism. In John Finnis, Truth in legal positivism. Chapter 7, pp. 195-214.

13

George P. Fletcher, Efficiency. In George Fletcher, Basic concepts of legal thought. Chapter 10, pp 155-171.

14

Dennis Patterson, Punishment and responsibility. In Dennis Patterson, Companion to philosophy of law and legal theory. Chapter 36, pp.514-523.

15

Peter Singer, Democratic and non-democratic models. In Peter Singer Democracy and disobedience. Part 2: Participation.pp. 45-59.

16

Liberalism and its critics / Michael Sandel. Introduction.

17

Postmodern legal movements: law and jurisprudence at centurys end / Gary Minda. Chapter 6.

18

Property rights / Alan Ryan. Pp.241-258.

19

Theres no such thing as free speech, and its a good thing too. / Stanley Fish. Chapter 11.

20

Two treatises of government. / John Locke. Chapter 5.

21

Gabriel A Moens, The German Borderguard Cases: Natural Law and the Duty to Disobey Immoral Laws. In Suri Ratnapala and G. A. Moens, Jurisprudence of Liberty, Chapter 8, pp 146-164.

J. W. Harris, Legal Philosophies, 2^nd ed. LexisNexis Butterworths, London, 1997.