Justice as Integrity

Justice as IntegrityStrives to show why morality and, in particular, tolerance are each part of the idea of law. Do any moral values underlie the foundations of law and society in America? In Justice as Integrity, David Fagelson argues that morality is indeed a part of the idea of law. Examining controversies of speech and privacy, he does not ignore the conservative communitarian streak in America, but argues that liberal tolerance best fits the social meanings of

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