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Licensed Unlicensed Requires Authentication Published by De Gruyter December 19, 2007

A Comment on Jeremy Waldron's "Lucky in Your Judge"

  • Chaim Gans
From the journal Theoretical Inquiries in Law
https://doi.org/10.2202/1565-3404.1185
Published Online: 2007-12-19

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From the journal
Theoretical Inquiries in Law
Theoretical Inquiries in Law
Volume 9 Issue 1

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Articles in the same Issue

Article
Luck and Identity
Luck Between Morality, Law, and Justice
Closing the Gap
Two Dimensions of Responsibility in Crime, Tort, and Moral Luck
Wresting Control from Luck: The Secular Case for Aborted Attempts
Liability Insurance, Moral Luck, and Auto Accidents
Lucky in Your Judge
Luck in the Courts
How Should Egalitarians Cope with Market Risks?
Luck Egalitarianism and Political Solidarity
Decentralized Responses to Good Fortune and Bad Luck
Forum
Comment on Dan-Cohen's "Luck and Identity"
Comment on David Enoch's Luck Between Morality, Law, and Justice
Mind the Gap: A Reply to Ripstein
Responsibility and Moral Luck: Comments on Benjamin Zipursky, Two Dimensions of Responsibility in Crime, Tort, and Moral Luck
A Few Instrumental Thoughts About Luck, Accidents, and Insurance
A Comment on Jeremy Waldron's "Lucky in Your Judge"
Lack of Luck in the Courts: A Comment on Menachem Mautner
Temptations of Pure Procedural Justice: A Comment on Elizabeth Anderson
Is There a Difference Between Moral Luck and "Plain Luck that Has Moral Implications"?
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