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Critical Legal Studies (C.L.S.) launched an offensive against our traditional notions of legal theory and interpretation that has mounted to an onslaught.1 At the same time, the credibility of the movement has slipped. The combination appears paradoxical, but its cause is straightforward: While the C.L.S. critique is penetrating,' the positive program offered by Critical scholars has been less convincing." The movement's success has

Expanding the Legal Vocabulary: The Challenge Posed by the Deconstruction and Defense of Law