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The forms of justice -- The social and political foundations of adjudication -- The right degree of independence -- The bureaucratization of the judiciary -- Against settlement -- The allure of individualism -- The political theory of the class action -- The awkwardness of the criminal law -- Objectivity and interpretation -- Judging as a practice -- The death of law? -- Reason vs. passion -- The irrepressibility of reason -- Bush v. Gore and the question of legitimacy.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 251-281) and index.