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Mark Greenberg

Legal Theory Response

What Makes a Method of Legal Interpretation Correct? Legal Standards vs. Fundamental Determinants

Response to The Law of Interpretation
Vol. 130 No. 4 February 2017 Introduction William Baude and Stephen Sachs argue for the importance of the “law of interpretation” — legal standards that govern how statutes, constitutional provisions,...
  • Mark Greenberg
Legal Theory Book Review

How to Explain Things with Force

Vol. 129 No. 7 May 2016 Frederick Schauer’s provocative new book The Force of Law champions the study of coercion in legal theory. Schauer holds that, though it is theoretically...
  • Mark Greenberg

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