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22 Cards in this Set
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Lipset
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The American Ideology
Meritocracy Individualism Populism Liberalism |
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Bradwell v. Illinois
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1872- woman's admittance to the bar is denied
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Marx
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Debates on the law on thefts of wood
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Betts v. Brady
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1942- Betts is denied counsel
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Pound
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The economic interpretation of the law of torts
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Nierobisz
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From 'peril' to 'profitablity'
wrongful dismissal claims |
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Weber
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Formal and substantive rationalization in the law
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Bell
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The police and policing
attitudinal effects community policing onstate policing |
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Durkheim
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Law as an index of social solidarity
From repressive to restitutory law |
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Nelken
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Comparing legal cultures
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Kagan
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The concept of adversarial legalism
The political construction of adversarial legalism |
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Felstiner et al
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The emergence and transformation of disputes: Naming, blaming, claiming...
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Ann Landers
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Coffee suit against McDonalds
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Levitsky
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What rights? The construction of political claims to American health care entitlements
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Ewick & Silbey
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The common place of law
normativity constraint capacity time & space |
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Black
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Sociological justice
law is governmental social control |
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Dawson
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Rethinking the boundaries of intimacy at the end of the century: the role of victim-defendant relationship in criminal justice decision making over time
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Consensus Theory
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a body of rules enacted by the people for the best interests of the people
collective sentiments of the majority keeps those in the minority in line as societies evolve, law provides new frameworks for changing social climate |
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Conflict Theory
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Law may favor particular views within society (powerful)
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Marxist Theory
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class conflict
alienation commodification revolution surplus false consciousness law is an instrument of class production, favoring economic stratification historical materialism |
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Problems with Marxist Theory
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doesn't account for legal changes that support proletariat
society has a variety of economic groups doesn't identify agents behind legal change too focused on specific laws not on the structure of the legal system across time periods overgeneralizes deductive empirical reasoning |
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Weberian Theory
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rationality
authority in different forms formal v. informal ideal types historicism- inductive approach |
