The philosophy of criminal law : selected essays /
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New York :
Oxford University Press,
2010
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Table of Contents:
- Does criminal liability require an act?
- Motive and criminal liability
- The costs to criminal theory of supposing that intentions are irrelevant to permissibility
- Transferred intent
- The nature and justifiability of nonconsummate offenses
- Strict liability, justice, and proportionality
- The sequential principle of relative culpability
- Willful ignorance, knowledge, and the 'equal culpability' thesis : a study of the deeper significance of the principle of legality
- Rapes without rapists : consent and reasonable mistake
- Mistake of law and culpability
- On the supposed priority of justification to excuse
- Partial defenses
- The 'but everybody does that!' defense
- The de minimis 'defense' to criminal liability
- Why punish the deserving?
- Malum prohibitum and retributivism
- 'Already punished enough'