In addition to his critique of legal positivism and utilitarian ethics, Dworkin includes important discussions of constitutional interpretation, judicial discretion, civil disobedience, reverse discrimination, John Rawls' theory of justice, and the Hart–Devlin debate on legislating morality.
Dworkin also addresses critiques of legal positivism and utilitarianism in addition to exploring topics such as constitutional interpretation, judicial decision-making, civil resistance, affirmative action, John Rawls' concept of justice, and the Hart-Devlin discussion on moral legislation.