April 20: Rights 6: Euthanasia
April 18: Rights 5: Abortion
April 16: Rights 4: Privacy, Due Process, and Bork
April 13: Rights 3: Rorty and Glendon on "Rights Talk"
April 11: Rights 2: Feinberg and Nowheresville
April 9: Rights 1: MacCallum's Analysis; Roe v. Wade
April 6: Freedom 6: Freedom of Religion: Free Exercise
April 4: Freedom 5: Freedom of Religion: Establishment
March 30: Freedom 4: Types of Controversial Speech; Scanlon on Free Speech
March 26: Freedom 3: Mill on Freedom of Speech
March 16: Freedom 2: Berlin on Positive and Negative Liberty
March 14: Freedom 1: Positive/Negative, Hospers, Bergmann
March 2: Dworkin's Constructivism
March 2: Legal Realism: Lochner v. New York and Buck v. Bell
February 28: Legal Realism: Cardozo and Cohen
February 26: Legal Realism: Holmes
February 23: Legal Formalism: Langdell
February 21: Legal Positivism, Natural Law, and War Crimes
February 19: Legal Positivism: Austin and Fuller
February 16: Natural Law Theory 2: Fuller
February 14: Natural Law Theory 1: Aquinas
February 12: no lecture notes; we discussed the term paper assignment
February 5: Theories of Law 2: Speluncean Explorerers
February 2: Theories of Law 1: Speluncean Explorerers
January 31: International Law 2: Law
January 29: International Law 1
January 26: Civil vs. Common, Inquisitorial vs. Adversarial
January 24: Obedience to the Law: Rawls 2
January 22: Obedience to the Law: Rawls 1
January 19: Obedience to the Law: Socrates 2
January 17: Obedience to the Law: Socrates 1
January 12: The Absence of Law: Turnbull
January 10: The Absence of Law: Hobbes
January 8: Introduction to the Philosophy of Law
