Vol. 48 No. 5, April 2007

Index

• Four reflections on law and morality.
• Introductory remarks.
• Law's limited domain confronts morality's universal empire.
• Moral and religious convictions as categories for special treatment: the exemption strategy.
• Introductory remarks: contract law and morality.
• The moral impossibility of contract.
• Contract as a transfer of ownership.
• Morality and contract: the question of paternalism.
• Legal determinacy and moral justification.
• Introductory remarks: criminal law panel.
• The jurisprudence of punishment.
• The role of moral philosophers in the competition between deontological and empirical desert.
• Introductory remarks.
• The morality of property.
• The moral subject of property.
• Three reasons why even good property rights cause moral anxiety.
• Introductory remarks: explaining tort law.
• As if it had never happened.
• Sleight of hand.
• Derailing the gravy train: a three-pronged approach to end fraud in mass tort medical diagnosing.
• 'Unspeakable justice': the Oswaldo Martinez case and the failure of the legal system to adequately provide for incompetent defendants.