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Devlin on privacy
as far as possible privacy should be respected thus, in the formation of the law the claims of privacy will have to be weighed in the balance.
Packers on two factors
1. that it can be dealt with through even-handed and nondiscriminatory enforcement.
2. there are no reasonable alernatives to crime sanction for dealing with it.
Mills, Packer, hart, Devlin limits of the law
there is no " principle limitation" of the law
Devlin statement on abortion
if prohabition of abortion causes unncessary misery, let it be amended, not abolished on the ground that abortion is not the laws business
Devlins point concerning the duty of law makers
the law makers of society have a duty to balance conflicting values
devlin's reasoning
a society is not just a people but a community of ideas. Common beliefs and the attitudes about right and wrong and common standards of conduct are necessary for society to exist. in order to preserve itself, a society has the right to, inculcate these beliefs, attitudes, and standards in its members and demand compliance with them. A shared morality, then, is essential to the health and existence of a society
devlin's anaology and consequences
Both may impair the intergrity of a society just as society has the right to use the law to prevent treason, so also it has the right to use the law to prevent immorality as such
the author's critism on devlin
Even if society has a right to use the law to prevent breaches of shared morality, it does not follow the society ought to use it.
devlin two examples of our society forcing morality as such
devlin argues that the crime of bigamy and that victim's consent is not a defense