Professor of Law and Philosophy at the University of Toronto.

'… we need a sophisticated and not necessarily court-focused toolkit. And we also need to get rid of the philosophical and doctrinal skeletons that crowed our closets. David Dyzenhaus' excellent new book boosts our confidence in the significance of this pursuit - and does much badly needed housecleaning.' Criminal Law and Philosophy

• 1. Legality in a time of emergency; 2. Constituting the legislature; 3. Taking the administrative state seriously; 4. The unity of public law; Bibliography.

Professor of Law and Philosophy at the University of Toronto.

'… we need a sophisticated and not necessarily court-focused toolkit. And we also need to get rid of the philosophical and doctrinal skeletons that crowed our closets. David Dyzenhaus' excellent new book boosts our confidence in the significance of this pursuit - and does much badly needed housecleaning.' Criminal Law and Philosophy

• 1. Legality in a time of emergency; 2. Constituting the legislature; 3. Taking the administrative state seriously; 4. The unity of public law; Bibliography.

Professor of Law and Philosophy at the University of Toronto.

'… we need a sophisticated and not necessarily court-focused toolkit. And we also need to get rid of the philosophical and doctrinal skeletons that crowed our closets. David Dyzenhaus' excellent new book boosts our confidence in the significance of this pursuit - and does much badly needed housecleaning.' Criminal Law and Philosophy

• 1. Legality in a time of emergency; 2. Constituting the legislature; 3. Taking the administrative state seriously; 4. The unity of public law; Bibliography.