American Law from a Catholic Perspective
Through a Clearer Lens
Herausgeber: Rychlak, Ronald J.
American Law from a Catholic Perspective
Through a Clearer Lens
Herausgeber: Rychlak, Ronald J.
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This book is one of the most comprehensive surveys of American legal topics by a gathering of major Catholic legal scholars. Contributors explore, among other subjects, bankruptcy, bioethics, corporate law, ethics, immigration, and many different aspects of constitutional law, including religious freedom, privacy rights, and free speech.
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This book is one of the most comprehensive surveys of American legal topics by a gathering of major Catholic legal scholars. Contributors explore, among other subjects, bankruptcy, bioethics, corporate law, ethics, immigration, and many different aspects of constitutional law, including religious freedom, privacy rights, and free speech.
Produktdetails
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- Catholic Social Thought
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 326
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Januar 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 531g
- ISBN-13: 9781442261686
- ISBN-10: 1442261684
- Artikelnr.: 43923673
- Catholic Social Thought
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 326
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Januar 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 531g
- ISBN-13: 9781442261686
- ISBN-10: 1442261684
- Artikelnr.: 43923673
Professor Ronald J. Rychlak is the Jamie L. Whitten Chair of Law and Government at the University of Mississippi School of Law. In addition to serving as an advisor to the Holy See's mission to the United Nations, he has authored or coauthored eight books on law and modern Catholic history.
Foreword by Gerard V. Bradley Preface 1.Religion and Roman Catholicism in
American Legal History Michael Ariens 2.The Ethics of Lawyers and Judges:
Perspectives from Catholic Social Teaching Robert A. Destro 3.A Brief
History of American Catholic Legal Education: The Arc of an Uncertain
Identity John M. Breen and Lee J. Strang 4.Philosophy of Law Robert P.
George 5.Tort Law from a Catholic Perspective Ronald J. Rychlak 6.American
Corporate Law and Catholic Social Thought John M. Czarnetzky 7.The Meaning
of Person: A Catholic Legal Perspective Robert John Araujo, SJ 8.Church and
State Richard S. Myers 9.First Amendment Freedoms and the Right of Privacy:
The Necessary Connection Between Rights and Human Dignity That the U.S.
Supreme Court Often Fails to Make Stephen M. Krason 10.Equal Protection,
Free Speech, and Religious Worship Timothy J. Tracey 11.United States
Immigration Law and Policy Through a Catholic Lens Michael A. Scaperlanda
12.Human Dignity and the Death Penalty: Comparing Catholic Social Teaching
and Eighth Amendment Jurisprudence Dorie Klein 13.Fidelity and Fairness in
Marital Commitments, Covenants, and Contractual Relationships: Mulieris
Dignitatem's Wisdom Kevin H. Govern 14.Catholic Perspectives on Family Law
Bill Piatt 15.The Odd Couple: Comparing U.S. Military Law and Roman
Catholic Ideology Richard V. Meyer 16.Property Law D. Brian Scarnecchia
17.The Call to Stewardship: A Catholic Perspective on Environmental
Responsibility Lucia A. Silecchia 18.American Bankruptcy Law and Catholic
Social Theory John M. Czarnetzky 19.Intellectual Property Thomas C. Berg
20.Labor and Employment Law David L. Gregory 21.International Human Rights,
Catholic Social Teaching, and American Practice: The Case of Human Rights
Treaty Committees William L. Saunders 22.Looking Back, Looking Ahead: A
Strategy for the Pro-Life Movement Hadley Arkes Index
American Legal History Michael Ariens 2.The Ethics of Lawyers and Judges:
Perspectives from Catholic Social Teaching Robert A. Destro 3.A Brief
History of American Catholic Legal Education: The Arc of an Uncertain
Identity John M. Breen and Lee J. Strang 4.Philosophy of Law Robert P.
George 5.Tort Law from a Catholic Perspective Ronald J. Rychlak 6.American
Corporate Law and Catholic Social Thought John M. Czarnetzky 7.The Meaning
of Person: A Catholic Legal Perspective Robert John Araujo, SJ 8.Church and
State Richard S. Myers 9.First Amendment Freedoms and the Right of Privacy:
The Necessary Connection Between Rights and Human Dignity That the U.S.
Supreme Court Often Fails to Make Stephen M. Krason 10.Equal Protection,
Free Speech, and Religious Worship Timothy J. Tracey 11.United States
Immigration Law and Policy Through a Catholic Lens Michael A. Scaperlanda
12.Human Dignity and the Death Penalty: Comparing Catholic Social Teaching
and Eighth Amendment Jurisprudence Dorie Klein 13.Fidelity and Fairness in
Marital Commitments, Covenants, and Contractual Relationships: Mulieris
Dignitatem's Wisdom Kevin H. Govern 14.Catholic Perspectives on Family Law
Bill Piatt 15.The Odd Couple: Comparing U.S. Military Law and Roman
Catholic Ideology Richard V. Meyer 16.Property Law D. Brian Scarnecchia
17.The Call to Stewardship: A Catholic Perspective on Environmental
Responsibility Lucia A. Silecchia 18.American Bankruptcy Law and Catholic
Social Theory John M. Czarnetzky 19.Intellectual Property Thomas C. Berg
20.Labor and Employment Law David L. Gregory 21.International Human Rights,
Catholic Social Teaching, and American Practice: The Case of Human Rights
Treaty Committees William L. Saunders 22.Looking Back, Looking Ahead: A
Strategy for the Pro-Life Movement Hadley Arkes Index
Foreword by Gerard V. Bradley Preface 1.Religion and Roman Catholicism in
American Legal History Michael Ariens 2.The Ethics of Lawyers and Judges:
Perspectives from Catholic Social Teaching Robert A. Destro 3.A Brief
History of American Catholic Legal Education: The Arc of an Uncertain
Identity John M. Breen and Lee J. Strang 4.Philosophy of Law Robert P.
George 5.Tort Law from a Catholic Perspective Ronald J. Rychlak 6.American
Corporate Law and Catholic Social Thought John M. Czarnetzky 7.The Meaning
of Person: A Catholic Legal Perspective Robert John Araujo, SJ 8.Church and
State Richard S. Myers 9.First Amendment Freedoms and the Right of Privacy:
The Necessary Connection Between Rights and Human Dignity That the U.S.
Supreme Court Often Fails to Make Stephen M. Krason 10.Equal Protection,
Free Speech, and Religious Worship Timothy J. Tracey 11.United States
Immigration Law and Policy Through a Catholic Lens Michael A. Scaperlanda
12.Human Dignity and the Death Penalty: Comparing Catholic Social Teaching
and Eighth Amendment Jurisprudence Dorie Klein 13.Fidelity and Fairness in
Marital Commitments, Covenants, and Contractual Relationships: Mulieris
Dignitatem's Wisdom Kevin H. Govern 14.Catholic Perspectives on Family Law
Bill Piatt 15.The Odd Couple: Comparing U.S. Military Law and Roman
Catholic Ideology Richard V. Meyer 16.Property Law D. Brian Scarnecchia
17.The Call to Stewardship: A Catholic Perspective on Environmental
Responsibility Lucia A. Silecchia 18.American Bankruptcy Law and Catholic
Social Theory John M. Czarnetzky 19.Intellectual Property Thomas C. Berg
20.Labor and Employment Law David L. Gregory 21.International Human Rights,
Catholic Social Teaching, and American Practice: The Case of Human Rights
Treaty Committees William L. Saunders 22.Looking Back, Looking Ahead: A
Strategy for the Pro-Life Movement Hadley Arkes Index
American Legal History Michael Ariens 2.The Ethics of Lawyers and Judges:
Perspectives from Catholic Social Teaching Robert A. Destro 3.A Brief
History of American Catholic Legal Education: The Arc of an Uncertain
Identity John M. Breen and Lee J. Strang 4.Philosophy of Law Robert P.
George 5.Tort Law from a Catholic Perspective Ronald J. Rychlak 6.American
Corporate Law and Catholic Social Thought John M. Czarnetzky 7.The Meaning
of Person: A Catholic Legal Perspective Robert John Araujo, SJ 8.Church and
State Richard S. Myers 9.First Amendment Freedoms and the Right of Privacy:
The Necessary Connection Between Rights and Human Dignity That the U.S.
Supreme Court Often Fails to Make Stephen M. Krason 10.Equal Protection,
Free Speech, and Religious Worship Timothy J. Tracey 11.United States
Immigration Law and Policy Through a Catholic Lens Michael A. Scaperlanda
12.Human Dignity and the Death Penalty: Comparing Catholic Social Teaching
and Eighth Amendment Jurisprudence Dorie Klein 13.Fidelity and Fairness in
Marital Commitments, Covenants, and Contractual Relationships: Mulieris
Dignitatem's Wisdom Kevin H. Govern 14.Catholic Perspectives on Family Law
Bill Piatt 15.The Odd Couple: Comparing U.S. Military Law and Roman
Catholic Ideology Richard V. Meyer 16.Property Law D. Brian Scarnecchia
17.The Call to Stewardship: A Catholic Perspective on Environmental
Responsibility Lucia A. Silecchia 18.American Bankruptcy Law and Catholic
Social Theory John M. Czarnetzky 19.Intellectual Property Thomas C. Berg
20.Labor and Employment Law David L. Gregory 21.International Human Rights,
Catholic Social Teaching, and American Practice: The Case of Human Rights
Treaty Committees William L. Saunders 22.Looking Back, Looking Ahead: A
Strategy for the Pro-Life Movement Hadley Arkes Index