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The perpetrator as person: Theological reflections on the just war tradition and the use of force by police
Criminal Justice Ethics 14 (2):37-56 (1995)
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. The perpetrator as person: Theological reflections on the just war tradition and the use of force by police. Criminal Justice Ethics: Vol. 14, No. 2, pp. 37-56.My notes
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Doing Evil to Achieve Good: Moral Choice in Conflict Situations.Richard A. McCormick & Paul Ramsey - 1978 - Loyola Press.
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The justifiability of hollow‐point bullets.James B. Brady - 1983 - Criminal Justice Ethics 2 (2):9-19.
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