Motives, Reasons, and Responsibility in Hate/Bias Crime Legislation

Criminal Justice Ethics 35 (3):230-248 (2016)
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Hate/bias crimes, according to what we may call the literal interpretation, are crimes distinguished by their connection to a certain kind of motive. Hate crime laws and sentencing provisions state...

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10.1080/0731129x.2016.1243826

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