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The Center for Morality, Law, and Public Affairs was conceived and endowed by Sanford and June Kadish in January 2000. The Kadish Center seeks to promote research and reflection on moral philosophical issues in law and public life, with special concern for the substantive aspects of criminal law.
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www.law.berkeley.edu/kadish.htm
www.law.berkeley.edu/kadish.htm
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There seems to be quite a strong connection between law and morality. Although people sometimes say "you shouldn't legislate morality", they presumably don't really mean this - why would we outlaw rape and murder if they weren't wrong?
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www.philosophyetc.net/2004/08/law-morality.html
www.philosophyetc.net/2004/08/law-morality.html
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We now will be inclined to focus not on morality or ethics but on public policy and law. That is quite understandable, since when law and public policy are not heeded, severe consequences can ensue. We can be found to be law-breakers, which brings about costly sanctions.
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www.cato.org/dailys/03-21-02.html
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An essay on how law and morality relate in the context of the teachings of the Catholic Church ... All law is a reflection of morality. We have laws against murder, kidnapping, and false imprisonment because these acts are considered wrong by the majority of the populace. At one time in the history of mankind this was not...
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www.mncuf.org/law.htm
www.mncuf.org/law.htm
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The idea that law always derive from morality is a common one, and it's one I don't agree with. There are two theories for law (at least), and that's one of them, and it's true that it's been the one which has driven law historically in most of the world.
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www.denbeste.nu/cd_log_entries/2002/12/Lawandmorality.s...
www.denbeste.nu/cd_log_entries/2002/12/Lawandmorality.shtml
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It is evident that both law and morality serve to channel our behavior. Law accomplishes this primarily through the threat of sanctions if we disobey legal rules. Morality too involves incentives: bad acts may result in guilt and disapprobation, and good acts may result in virtuous feelings and praise. ... To our knowledge,
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ideas.repec.org/a/oup/amlawe/v4y2002i2p227-257.html
ideas.repec.org/a/oup/amlawe/v4y2002i2p227-257.html
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LAW AND MORALITY; 1. From Bowers to Lawrence; ... Is it consistent to agree with the Court in thinking that the majority may not enforce its sexual morality through criminal law, while at the same time endorsing laws restricting marriage to heterosexual couples? Two considerations might be advanced to support the...
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ocw.mit.edu/NR/rdonlyres/5570B720-5294-4B76-9E24-655AE0...
ocw.mit.edu/NR/rdonlyres/5570B720-5294-4B76-9E24-655AE09E9FC9/0/law_morality2006.pdf
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The relationship between Law and Morality. ... If law is not based on morality, on what can it be based ? The irony and hypocrisy of those who argue that Christian morality must be exorcised from law and society are that, at the same time, they are arguing for new laws based upon their own particular moral base.
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www.ourcivilisation.com/cooray/lawmoral/index.htm
www.ourcivilisation.com/cooray/lawmoral/index.htm
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This seminar considers the role of luck in moral and political theory and the law. ... Governance and Ethics: Anti-Corruption Law, Compliance, and Enforcement ... / Courses / Luck, Law, and Morality...
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www.law.stanford.edu/program/courses/details/431/Luck,%...
www.law.stanford.edu/program/courses/details/431/Luck,%20Law,%20and%20Morality/
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