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Philosophy of criminal law【2025|PDF|Epub|mobi|kindle电子书版本百度云盘下载】

Douglas N. Husak. 著
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ISBN：0847675505
出版时间：1987
标注页数：266页
文件大小：13MB
文件页数：274页
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图书目录

1 Orthodox Criminal Theory1

The Need for Criminal Law Reform1

The Fundamental Principles of Criminal Liability7

1.Legality7

2.Actus Reus9

3.Mens Rea11

4.Concurrence14

5.Harm14

6.Causation15

7.Defenses17

8.Proof18

Criminal Theory as Descriptive20

Criminal Theory as Prescriptive23

Notes26

2 Some Observations About Orthodox Criminal Theory30

Justice and Rights30

Rights and Criminal Theory35

Redundancies and Interrelations40

Black, White, and Shades of Gray43

Notes47

3 Justice and Criminal Theory50

Utility and Criminal Theory50

Voluntary Intoxication53

Ignorance of Law56

Evidence and Criminal Theory58

Unreasonable Mistakes of Fact61

Discretion and Criminal Theory64

The "Subjectification" of Criminal Negligence65

Choice of Lesser Evils66

Taint69

Notes72

4 The Physical Component of Crime78

The Impediments to Assessment78

Criminal Liability Without Action83

Omissions83

Status Offenses86

Involuntary Conduct90

Thoughts93

Control97

Omissions99

Status Offenses100

Involuntary Conduct102

Thoughts103

Arguments for Control105

Notes111

5 The Mental Component of Crime122

The Orthodox Model of the Criminal Offense122

Legal and Moral Obligation128

Criminal Negligence132

When Is Liability "Strict"?136

Bifurcated Trials and the Insanity Defense141

The Irrelevance of Motive143

Notes148

6 Omissions, Causation, and Criminal Liability156

Substantive Injustice156

Can Omissions Be Causes?160

Cause in Fact161

Proximate Cause163

Proximate Cause as Evaluative163

Proximate Cause as Descriptive164

The Causal Requirement166

Criminal Omissions Without Causation171

The Distinction Between Acts and Omissions173

Bodily Movements174

Apparent Omissions Categorized as Positive Actions176

Apparent Positive Actions Categorized as Omissions178

Notes181

7 Substantive Defenses187

A Taxonomy of Defenses187

Advantages of the Taxonomy190

Two Accounts of Justifications190

Ignorance of Law and the Modification of Offenses192

The Serial View of Defenses194

The Rationale of the Insanity Defense196

Problems of Classification198

Denials and Justifications198

Justifications and Excuses202

Denials and Excuses203

Why the Problems?203

Burdens of Proof207

The Traditional View207

The Presumption of Innocence View209

The Greater Includes the Lesser View211

Inculpatory Mistakes211

Notes216

8 The Enforcement of Morality224

A Puzzling Anomaly224

A False Start229

Harm231

Harm as a Moral and Political Principle231

Mill and the Harm Principle236

Liberalism and Neutrality237

Liberal Neutrality as the Absence of Morality239

Liberal Neutrality as Morality242

Notes244

Bibliography249

Index259