part, I Spectacles of law and justice
chapter 1 Introduction: 'representational legality' / Karen Crawley Timothy D. Peters
chapter 2 I, archive: envisioning and programming digital legality from Syfy's Caprica / Kieran Tranter
chapter 3 Don't blink: monstrous justice and the Weeping Angels of Doctor Who / Penny Crofts
chapter 4 'Seeing' justice done: envisioning legality in Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Trilogy / Timothy D. Peters
chapter 5 Machiavellian fantasy and the game of laws: rex, sex and lex in George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire / William P. MacNeil
part, II Juridical spectators
chapter 6 Ambivalence and the spectatorship of violence: viewing Inglourious Basterds / Alison Young
chapter 7 Trench, trail, screen: scenes from the scopic regime of sovereignty / Desmond Manderson
chapter 8 The confessor: Oprah Winfrey, James Frey and the logic of confession / Karen Crawley Desmond Manderson
part, III Scenes of legality
chapter 9 Legal unconsciousness: tragedy and melodrama in the wake of terror / Bonnie Honig
chapter 10 Mephistopheles in Hamsterdam: carnival and the state of exception in HBO's The Wire / Edwin Bikundo
chapter 11 Intercultural cinema and the (re)envisioning of law: exploring life, death and law in Atanarjuat and Before Tomorrow / Rebecca Johnson.