University of St. Thomas
Law Journal
Fides et Iustitia
Fall 2006 Volume 4 Number 2
Exploring Alternatives to the Incarceration Crisis
Keynote Address
Must a Faithful Judge Be a Faithless Judge?
Hon. Diarmuid O'Scannlain
Articles
Panel: Why We Have a Catholic-Majority Court
Catholicism and the Court: The Relevance of Faith Traditions in Jurisprudence
Margaret O'Brien Steinfels
Why the Catholic Majority on the Supreme Court May Be Unconstitutional
Michael J. Gerhardt
The Politics of Appointing Catholics to the Federal Courts
Sheldon Goldman
Panel: Moral Conflicts in the Judge's Role
Catholic Judges and Cooperation in Sin
Edward A. Hartnett
Good Casuistry and Bad Casuistry: Resolving the Dilemmas Faced By Catholic Judges
Brian Z. Tamanaha
Panel: The Role of Faith in Judging
Is It Possible to Have a Serious Discussion About Religious Commitment and Judicial Responsibilities?
Sanford Levinson
Catholic and Evangelical Supreme Court Justices: A Theological Analysis
Robert F. Cochran, Jr.
Private Conscience, Public Duties: The Unavoidable Conflicts Facing a Catholic Justice
Scott C. Idleman
Factfinding as a Spiritual Discipline
Hon. Joan B. Gottschall
