Hobbes on serious crime

In Shane D. Courtland (ed.), Hobbesian Applied Ethics and Public Policy. New York: Routledge (2017)
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Hobbesian resources can remedy limitations in the standard classification of serious crimes due to Jareborg and Von Hirsch. In particular, they can help the standard theory to accommodate serious crime in the form of undermining valuable public institutions. Examples of such crimes are bribery of judges and large-scale fraudulent claims on welfare state provisions.

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