Freedom's Law: The Moral Reading of the American Constitution
Ronald Dworkin presents a compelling argument for interpreting the American Constitution through moral principles rather than rigid originalism, exploring how judges should approach constitutional rights and freedoms.
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Freedom's Law examines how judges should interpret the American Constitution through a moral reading.
The book argues that constitutional principles require ongoing moral judgment rather than strict originalism.
Ronald Dworkin presents a framework for understanding rights and freedoms within democratic society.
This work addresses fundamental questions about law, morality, and judicial responsibility.
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