Controversies in criminal law : philosophical essays on responsibility and procedure

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Controversies in criminal law : philosophical essays on responsibility and procedure

edited by Michael J. Gorr, Sterling Harwood

Westview Press, c1992

  • : pbk

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Includes bibliographical references

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内容説明

This book examines the philosophy of law by asking what exactly constitutes criminal liability at the point when the crime is being committed. The book then goes on to analyze those powers and procedures which the state should be permitted to utilize in order to establish such liability. This volume includes a selection of papers representing recent philosophical work on criminal liability and procedure. The essays highlight both the philosophical questions and what actually happens on the street and in the courtroom. The contributors include Anthony Kenny, Gerald Dworkin and Katharina Dalton.

目次

  • Introduction, Michael J. Gorr and Sterling Harwood. Part 1 The principles of criminal liability - the elements of a crime: Hyam vs Director of Public Prosecutions, House of Lords
  • the mental element in crime, Anthony Kenny
  • reconsidering the relationship among voluntary acts, strict liability, and negligence in criminal law, Larry Alexander
  • the conspiracy doctrine - a critique, Fred J. Abbate
  • crime and moral luck, Steven Sverdlik. Part 2 Defences: state vs Leidholm, Supreme Court of North Dakota
  • the battered woman's defence, Cathryn Jo Rosen
  • the necessity defence, Leo Katz
  • acting under duress, Norvin Richards
  • legal conceptions of mental illness, Michael S. Moore
  • premenstrual syndrome - a new criminal defence?, Lawrence Taylor and Katharina Dalton. Part 3 Criminal procedure - the exclusionary rule: Mapp vs Ohio, US Supreme Court
  • why suppress valid evidence?, Malcolm Richard Wilkey
  • the struggle to make the fourth amendment more than an empty blessing, Yale Kamisar. Part 4 Entrapment: US vs Ordner, US Court of Appeals, second circuit
  • entrapment and the creation of crime, Gerald Dworkin. Part 5 Plea bargaining: North Carolina vs Alford, US Supreme Court
  • criminal justice and the negotiated plea, Kenneth Kipnis
  • in defence of "bargain justice", Thomas W. Church.

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