American law from a Catholic perspective : through a clearer lens /
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| Language: | English |
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Lanham, Md. :
Rowman & Littlefield,
2015
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| Series: | Catholic social thought
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Table of Contents:
- Religion and Roman Catholicism in American legal history
- The ethics of lawyers and judges : perspectives from Catholic social teaching
- A brief history of American Catholic legal education : the arc of an uncertain identity
- Philosophy of law
- Tort law from a Catholic perspective
- American corporate law and Catholic social thought
- The meaning of person : a Catholic legal perspective
- Church and state
- 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
- Equal protection, free speech, and religious worship
- United States immigration law and policy through a Catholic lens
- Human dignity and the death penalty : comparing Catholic social teaching and Eighth Amendment jurisprudence
- Fidelity and fairness in marital commitments, covenants, and contractual relationships : Mulieris Dignitatem's Wisdom
- Catholic perspectives on family law
- The odd couple : comparing U.S. military law and Roman Catholic ideology
- Property law
- The call to stewardship : a Catholic perspective on environmental responsibility
- American bankruptcy law and Catholic social theory
- Intellectual property
- Labor and employment law
- International human rights, Catholic social teaching, and American practice : the case of human rights treaty committees
- Looking back, looking ahead : for the pro-life movement