Law Morality and Regulation in a Complex Society
Lon L. Fuller discusses how law and morality regulate behavior beyond clear rules. He argues traffic law shows facilitative aims, then explores divorce, zoning, and regulatory relaxations. A judge’s discretion in nuanced cases reveals limits of moral legal standards. Next essay by Ernest van den Haag promised.
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Adamson Hoebel
Canada
Hoebel
Ernest van den Haag
New York
New York University
New School For Social Research
Lon L Fuller Author Profile at Harvard Law
Lon L Fuller emeritus Carter professor of general jurisprudence at Harvard Law School. He joined the faculty in 1939 after teaching at Oregon Illinois and Duke. A Massachusetts bar member he spent years in private Boston practice.
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Lon L. Fuller
Carter
Harvard University
Law School
University of Oregon
University of Illinois
Duke University
Massachusetts
Boston
Greece Moves to Curb Fortunetelling Racket
Greek authorities plan legal action against about 15 000 fortune tellers including astrologists palm readers and mediums for tax evasion and fraud. Officials say the trade thrives on client belief and lacks regulation with many operating openly while others possess dubious diplomas.
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Athens
Greece
Jupiter
Mars
Fortunetellers Anonymous
Europe
Ministry of Social Services
Laser-Scapel Link Devised
Scientists at the University of Washington developed a method to speed surgery and reduce bleeding by delivering laser radiation along a bendable tube from a laser machine to the scalpel edge. The beam coagulates blood at the cut site almost immediately, enabling cleaner incisions.
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Seattle
UPS
University of Washington
Men's Hosiery Goes Stylish This Spring
New York report says men will wear separate hosiery wardrobes for dress casual and sport. Fashion stylist Wayne Duggins of Burlington Socks-Adler notes plain white socks are out and coordinated toe to head looks are in. Cotton returns to traditional looks with twill patterns and bold crochet weaves for spring.
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New York
UPS
Wayne Duggins
Burlington Socks
Adler
Duggins
Director Elected Society Fellow
Philadelphia AP Richard J. Boyle director of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts was elected a Benjamin Franklin Fellow of the Royal Academy of Arts. The Royal Academy led by Prince Philip and with Queen Elizabeth II as patron was founded in 1754 for the extension and dissemination of practical knowledge. Boyle has led the Pennsylvania Academy since 1973.
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Philadelphia
Richard J. Boyle
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Benjamin Franklin
Royal Academy of Arts
The
Royal Academy
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Boyle
Pennsylvania Academy
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Cedar Rapids Symphony
By Richard Williams
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Eugene Fodor
P.O. Box
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Dar Rage
Martin
Martin Homes
Bill Waterman
Zwingle
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Old Shakopee Ra
Ington
Mary Lester Fabrics
Leo
Lav Age
Mary Lester
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