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BL
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1002035
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b756405
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| Title & Author
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Harm and culpability /\ edited by A.P. Simester and A.T.H. Smith.
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| Publication Statement
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Oxford :: Clarendon Press ;New York :: Oxford University Press,, 1995.
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| Series Statement
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Oxford monographs on criminal law and justice
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viii, 280 pages ;; 25 cm.
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| ISBN
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0198260571
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: 9780198260578
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| Bibliographies/Indexes
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Contents
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Introduction: Criminalization and the Role of Theory / A.P. Simester and A.T.H. Smith -- Subjectivism, Objectivism and Criminal Attempts / R.A. Duff -- Competing Theories of Justification: Deeds v. Reasons / Paul H. Robinson -- Why Distinguish Intention from Foresight? / A.P. Simester -- Justifications and Reasons / John Gardner -- Making Excuses / G.R. Sullivan -- Crimes of Ulterior Intent / Jeremy Horder -- Criminal Liability in a Medical Context: The Treatment of Good Intentions / Andrew Ashworth -- Structuring the Criminal Code: Functional Approaches to Complicity, Incomplete Offences and General Defences / P.R. Glazebrook -- Coercion, Threats, and the Puzzle of Blackmail / Grand Lamond -- Dealing with Drug Dealing / Peter Alldridge -- Extending the Harm Principle: 'Remote' Harms and Fair Imputation / Andrew von Hirsch.
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| Abstract
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Criminal Law raises hard questions concerning such issues as what acts should be prohibited, and in what circumstances should persons who perpetrate those acts be held responsible for them? Issues of harm and culpability pervade the criminal law, challenging all who seek a principled rather than an ad hoc understanding of the rules that constitute it. Harm and Culpability contains a collection of original papers delivered at Gonville and Caius College, in Cambridge, during a seminar series devoted to the discussion of philosophical issues generated by the criminal law. Papers were presented by some of the leading Anglo-American philosophers, criminall lawyers, and legal theorists and later revised in the light of seminar discussion and editorial guidance. The result is a connected group of essays whose subject matter is topical, and in each case of both theoretical and practical significance.
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Criminal intent.
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Criminal law-- Philosophy.
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Criminal liability.
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Criminal intent.
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Criminal liability.
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Droit pénal-- Philosophie.
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Intention criminelle.
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Responsabilité pénale.
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Criminal intent.
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Criminal law-- Philosophy.
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Criminal liability.
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Droit pénal-- Philosophie.
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Intention criminelle.
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Responsabilité pénale.
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Aufsatzsammlung.
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Rechtsphilosophie.
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Schuld.
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Strafrecht.
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Schade.
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Schuld.
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Strafrecht.
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Strafrechtelijke aansprakelijkheid.
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| Dewey Classification
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345/.001342.501
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| LC Classification
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K5018.Z9H37 1996
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| NLM classification
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86.03bcl
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KM500 HARmoys
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KM505.H376 1995moys
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| Added Entry
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Simester, A. P.
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Smith, A. T. H.
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