On Justice and Law

Om bogen

Stig Jørgensen argumenterer for, at enhver fornuftig retsteori må tage hensyn til alle retsforhold, sproglige fortolkningsproblemer, moral, modsigelser og vilkårlighed i retskilderne.

Indholdsfortegnelse

 PART 1:
Justice and Law:

Introduction
Epistemology and the Theory of Law
Interpretation and Description
Alf Ross's Theory
Rules and Principles
Model and Analogy
Pluralis Juris
Judicial Discretion
Natural Law and Justice
Conclusions

PART 2:
Justice:

Introduction
Concept and History
Justice and Equality
Equality or Arbitrariness
Rule - Principle
Morality and Justice
Conditions of Validity or Function
Pluralism and Legal Principles
Anthropology and Politics
Just War and Positive Law
The Law of Reaction
Justice in Literature
Justice and Duty
Symmetry and Justice
Justice as Process
Competence to Act
The Merits of a Case: Law and Politics
Reasonable and Just
Justice and Natural Law
Abuse of the Law
Priority
Conclusions

References
Index