“In the Penal Colony” and Why I Am Now Reluctant to Teach Criminal Law

Criminal Justice Ethics 33 (2):72-82 (2014)
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This article discusses the way in which substantive criminal law is generally taught in United States law schools and argues that more room should be given in these courses to familiarize students with the horrendous nature of much of our criminal law system—in particular the terrible conditions faced by most prison inmates after conviction.

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Jeffrie Murphy
PhD: University of Rochester; Last affiliation: Arizona State University

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Marxism and retribution.Jeffrie G. Murphy - 1973 - Philosophy and Public Affairs 2 (3):217-243.

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