Part 1 Introduction: Courting Disaster: Jurisprudence as Moral Philosophy
Part 2 Courts and Culture: Fundamental Theoretical Issues
Chapter 3 Courts and the Culture Wars
Chapter 4 From Ockham to Blackmun: The Philosophical Roots of Liberal Jurisprudence
Chapter 5 The Death of the Legal Constitution and the Specter of Judicial Review
Part 6 Cultural Controversies and the Courts: Abortion, Homosexuality, Church and State
Chapter 7 The Right to Life, the Higher Law, and the Courts
Chapter 8 Who Owns the Right to Privacy?
Chapter 9 Tolerance and American Constitutionalism: The Case of Gay Rights
Chapter 10 Religious Freedom Without Religious Neutrality: Our Once and Future Constitutional Common Sense
Part 11 Judicial Practice and the Culture Wars
Chapter 12 The One-Way Ratchet and Other Problems of Stare Decisis for Cultural Conservatives
Chapter 13 The California Supreme Court in the Culture Wars: A Case Study in Judicial Failure
Part 14 Courts, Culture, and Liberal Democracy
Chapter 15 Courts, Culture, and Community: Rescuing Constitutional Supremacy from Judicial Supremacy
Chapter 16 The Voting Rights Act and the Politics of Multiculturalism: The Challenge to Commercial Republicanism at Century's Turn