Acts Owing to Ignorance

Analysis 27 (1):17 - 22 (1966)
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Abstract

Criticism of H.L.A. Hart's account of how the movements of a person during the performance of an act that is done by mistake or owing to ignorance are not uncontrolled or involuntary. movements.

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Laurence Houlgate
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