Procedural Justice

Contents: Introduction; Part I Distinguishing Procedure from Substance: 'Substance' and 'procedure' in the conflict of laws, Walter Wheeler Cook; Are procedural rights derivative substantive rights, Larry Alexander; On formal justice, David Lyons; Justice as constancy, Matthew H. Kramer. Part II Procedural Fairness: Kantian constructivism in moral theory: rational and full autonomy, John Rawls; The very idea of pure procedural justice, William Nelson; Race and social justice: Rawlsian considerations, Tommie Shelby; Democratic rights at the national level, Richard J. Arneson. Part III The Rule of Law: The rule of law and its virtue, Joseph Raz; The concept and the rule of law, Jeremy Waldron; Lon Fuller and the moral value of the rule of law, Colleen Murphy. Part IV Due Process: Notice and the right to be heard: the significance of old friends, Stephen N. Subrin and A. Richard Dykstra; Due process, T. M. Scanlon; Structural due process, Laurence Tribe; Due process rights and terrorist emergencies, James W. Nickel. Part V Equal Protection: The equal protection of the laws, Joseph Tussman and Jacobus ten Brock; How do we know when opportunities are equal?, Onora O'Neill; Justice engendered?, Martha Minow; Name index.