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In addition to requiring subjective culpability, criminal offenses typically involve two objective features: action and...
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Grading Arson, Criminal Law and Philosophy (2008)
Criminalizing arson is both easy and hard. On the substantive merits, the conduct of damaging...
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There are two commonly recognized "theories" of criminal law: utilitarianism, which sees criminal law's purpose...
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This brief response discusses Richard Bierschbach and Alex Stein's article, "Mediating Rules in Criminal Law,"...
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Most American criminal codes create an offense for recklessly killing another person, and nearly all...
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Discussions of criminal punishment tend to focus on sentencing as the unique moment when punishment...
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In the 1960s and 1970s, states across the country were caught up in a wave...
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This commentary raises two issues that, in the author's view, present some of the greatest...
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This commentary, part of a symposium on the possibility of a Model Penal Code Second,...
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This article argues that a proper interpretation of ERISA places fiduciary duties at the heart...
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In this Article we describe a process, based on fiduciary duty principles, for resolving potential...
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Each American jurisdiction has a criminal code. Most jurisdictions have substantially restructured and improved their...
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This Book Notice discusses Robin West's Caring for Justice, which posits essential differences between male...
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The criminal justice system's traditional goal (which it continues to advertise itself as pursuing, and...
