PART I: INTRODUCTORY THEMES
1: Peter ROBSON: Law And Film Studies - Autonomy and Theory
2: Desmond MANDERSON: Where The Wild Things Really Are: Children's Literature And The Law
3: David SEYMOUR: The Absence of Contradiction And The Contradiction of Absence: Law, Ethics And The Holocaust
PART II: REEL JUSTICE
4: Richard SHERWIN: Law's Enchantment: The Cinematic Jurisprudence of Krzystztof Kieslowski
5: Francis M. NEVINS: When Celluloid Lawyers Started To Speak: Exploring Juriscinema's First Golden Age
6: Paul BERGMAN: "Emergency!" Send A TV Show To Rescue Paramedic Services!
7: Stefan MACHURA: Procedural Unfairness In Real and Film Trials. Why Do Audiences Understand Stories Placed In Foreign Legal Systems?
8: Matthias KUZINA: Military Justice In American Film And Television Drama: Starting Points For Ideological Criticism
9: Lynda NEAD: Courtroom Sketching: Reflections On History, Law And The Image
10: John DENVIR: What Movies Can Teach Law Students
PART III: THE NOVEL
11: Marlene TROMP: Popular Fiction And Domestic law: East Lynne, Justice, And The "Ordeal Of The Undecidable"
12: Melanie WILLIAMS: Law's Agent: Cultivated Citizen Or Popular Savage? The Crash Of The Moral Mirror
13: Leslie J. MORAN: Law's Diabolical Romance: Reflections On A New Jurisprudence Of The Sublime
14: David Ray PAPKE: Re-Imagining The Practice Of Law: Popular Twentieth-Century Fiction By American Lawyer-Authors
15: Adam GEAREY: The Materiality Of Symbols: J G Ballard And Jurisprudence: Law, Image, Reproduction
16: Claire VALIER: L'Oeuil qui Pense. The Emotive As Grounds For The Pensive In Phenomenological Reflection
PART IV: MUSIC
17: Milner S BALL: Doing Time And Doing It In Style
18: Thilo TETZLAFF: Why Law Needs Pop - Global Law And Global Music
PART V: CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
19: Nicole RAFTER: Badfellas: Movie Psychos, Popular Culture, And Law
20: Roberta M HARDING: Reel Violence: Popular Culture And Concerns About Capital Punishment In Contemporary American Society
21: Lawrence M FRIEDMAN: Public And Private Eyes
22: Michael ROBERTSON: Seeing Blind Spots: Corporate Misconduct In Film And Law
23: Stuart WEINSTEIN: Repressed Memory Revisited: Popular Culture's Impact On The Law - Psychotherapy Debate
24: Anne S Y CHEUNG: What Law Cannot Give: "From The Queen To The Chief Executive"
PART VI: LAW, SEXUALITY AND THE POPULAR CULTURE
25: Jenni MILLBANK: It's About This: Lesbians, Prison, Desire
26: Didi HERMAN: "Juliet And Juliet Would Be More My Cup Of Tea": Sexuality, Law And Popular Culture
PART VII: HUMAN RIGHTS
27: Christian DELAGE: Image As To Evidence And Mediation: The Experience Of The Nuremberg Trials
28: Carolyn Patty BLUM: Film, Culture and Accountability For Human Rights Abuses
29: Wae Chee DIMOCK: Science Fiction As A World Tribunal
PART VIII: SOME OTHER CULTURAL PHENOMENA
30: Malcolm VOYCE: Neoliberalism, Shopping Malls and The End of "Property"?
31: Rex J AHDAR: "Do You Want Fries With That?" The Franchise As a Cultural And Legal Phenomenon
PART 1X: LAW, LAWYERING AND THE POPULAR CULTURE
32: Carrie MENKEL-MEADOW: Legal Negotiation In Popular Culture: What Are We Bargaining For?
33: Michael ASIMOW: Popular Culture And The American Adversarial Ideology
34: Steve GREENFIELD and Guy OSBORN: The Double Meaning Of Law: Does It Matter If Film Lawyers Are Unethical?
35: Philip N MEYER: Adaptation: What Post-Conviction Relief Practitioners In Death Penalty Cases Might Learn From Popular Storytellers About Narrative Persuasion
36: David A BLACK: Narrative Determination And The Figure Of The Judge
