The Law as it Could Be

A collection of the renowned legal scholar's most important writings: "Refreshingly straightforward . . . with vigorous argumentation" (The Law and Politics Book Review).

The author of The Irony of Free Speech and Liberalism Divided, Owen Fiss has written some of the most cited legal studies of the twentieth century. This volume collects his most influential work on procedure, adjudication and public reason. Introduced by the author, it also includes contextual introductions for each pie...