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contents x
about the editor xi
foreword xii
intorduction 1
part1: when law fails 5
section I : the limits of legal protection 6
section II : what law is for 38
conclusion to part I 68
suggested additional readings for part I 69
partII: the search for law 71
section III: three dilemmas of social organization 72
conclusion to part II 94
suggested additional readings for part II 95
part III: access to justice: the demand for law and law's demands 97
section IV lining-up at the dorr of law 98
section V: lawyers in civil cases 130
section VI: whose law is it anyway? 156
section VII: who speaks and who is heard: the continuing significance of class 213
conclusion to part III 256
suggested additional readings for part III 257
partIV: severity and leniency: administering a system of discretionary justice 259
section VIII: from severity to leniency: plea bargaining and the possibility of justice 260
section IX: lawyers in criminal cases 283
section X: juries in criminal cases: biased or conscientious judgment 318
section XI: sentencing 349
part V: organizing law's violence 391
section XII: policing the police 393
section XIII: punishiment: imprisonment 471
section XIV: the death penalty: controlling juries and preventing discrimination 511
section XV: the future of capital punishment 563
conclusion to part V 579
suggested additional readings for part V 580
conclusion to the book 583
author index 585
subject index 588