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Dworkin's Rights Thesis: Implications for the Relationship Between the Legal Order and the Moral Order

and concrete rights, which are not important for the present discussion. 39. R. DWORKIN, supra note 1, a t 116. 40. Dworkin admits to heavy reliance on this characterization. Id. at 280. 41. Id. at 116. 42. Dworkin even uses the phrase as his ideal judge, Hercules, addresses a "hard