Criminal Law Conversations: "DESERT: EMPIRICAL, NOT METAPHYSICAL" and "CONTRACTUALISM AND THE SHARING OF WRONGS"
In Paul Robinson, Kimberly Ferzan & Stephen Garvey (eds.), Criminal Law Conversations (2009)
| Abstract | Following are two short contributions to the book, _Criminal Law Conversations_: commentaries on Paul Robinson's discussion of "Empirical Desert" and Antony Duff & Sandra Marshal's discussion of the sharing of wrongs. | |||||||||
| Keywords | criminal law theory punishment theory jurisprudence political liberalism contractualism communitarianism desert | |||||||||
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