… of the legal foundations of the moral principles and the rules in an efficient and
conscientious performance of their official duties by employees of State and local authorities. …

… to work out what the law is. Nor does Dworkin's best justification of the law consist of the
implied … of the political morality which actually motivated the activities of legal institutions. He is …

… This analysis laid the foundation for the discussion of the topic in The Morality of Freedom,3 …
We certainly need authority to perform some actions but not others, and it appears, at least …

… the moral authority … moral theory or set of principles lurking as hidden assumptions. At
appropriate places I will indicate how the theoretical framework provided in the first half of this work …

… The two interrelated ideas of the self-imposition of moral … the moral justification of institutions
are to be applied to law. … whether there shall be any political authority or law! at all, as …

… them to take responsibility for their actions and to act only on … "legal authorities" do not have
moral authority, and the law … between law and morality?" a litmus test for the basic orientation …

… and justification, in principle, of the law's moral authority. Part … influential denial of the law's
moral authority• goes along with … of persons whose activities, apart from the law, do not affect …

… 70) state that, “the various modules that comprise the authority/subversion foundation are
often at work when people interact with and grant legitimacy to modern institutions such as …

… difficulty in the administration of law or government, but as an … ideas about the proper
functioning of American government … them ex parte before governmental agencies. Many different …

… missing bits of information and bolstering our morale is equally important, though it is … work
on this study was done under a grant from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration…