Barbara B. Levenbook

Beyond Legislative Intent

Levenbook, B. B. (2024, October 8). LEGAL THEORY.

A puzzle about legal systems and democratic theory

JURISPRUDENCE-AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LEGAL AND POLITICAL THOUGHT, 11(2), 157–168.

HOW A STATUTE APPLIES

LEGAL THEORY, 12(1), 71–112.

The meaning of a precedent

Legal Theory, 6, 185–240.

Attempts as attacks

Criminal Justice Ethics, 18, 52–60.

Disposition of remains

In Philosophy of law: an encyclopedia (Vol. 1, pp. 216–219). New York: Garland Publishing.

Gender and the justification of precedent

APA Newsletter, 94(2), 9–72.

Abortion

In Matters of life and death (3rd. ed.) (pp. 195–234). New York: McGraw-Hill.

THE REALM OF RIGHTS - THOMSON,JJ

LAW AND PHILOSOPHY, Vol. 11, pp. 449–455.

Are there any positive rights?

Archiv Fur Rechts- Und Sozialphilosophie, 42, 156–166.

Is there a problem of justification? A reply to Fishkin

In J. R. Pennock & J. W. Chapman (Eds.), Justification in ethics, law & politics: Nomos XXVIII (pp. 232–240). New York: NYU Press.

RESPONSIBILITY AND THE NORMATIVE ORDER ASSUMPTION

LAW AND CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS, 49(3), 81–88.

THE SUSTAINED DWORKIN - DWORKIN,R

UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAW REVIEW, Vol. 53, pp. 1108–1126.

HARMING THE DEAD, ONCE AGAIN

ETHICS, 96(1), 162–164.

Examining legal restrictions on the retarded

In L. Kopelman & J. C. Moskop (Eds.), Ethics and mental retardation (pp. 209–221).

HARMING SOMEONE AFTER HIS DEATH

ETHICS, 94(3), 407–419.

On universal relevance in legal reasoning

Law and Philosophy, 3, 1–23.

THE ROLE OF COHERENCE IN LEGAL REASONING

LAW AND PHILOSOPHY, 3(3), 355–374.

Discretion and dispositive concepts

Canadian Journal of Philosophy, 11, 613–631.

D-theories, discretion and the justification of adjudication

Social Theory and Practice, 5, 17–40.

Prohibiting attempts and preparations

UMKC Law Review, 49, 41–63.

That makes it worse

Monist, 63, 94–111.

The Parti-resultantness of requirement: an explanation that failed

Philosophical Studies (Dordrecht, Netherlands), 37, 17–40.