Criminal Responsibility Reconsidered

Criminal Law and Philosophy:1-15 (forthcoming)
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This essay review addresses the central responsibility thesis of David Brink's "Fair. Opportunity and Responsibility" and then considers two applications of the central. Thesis: legal insanity and diminished capacity.

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10.1007/s11572-023-09702-7

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