Remote Harms and Non-constitutive Crimes

Criminal Justice Ethics 28 (1):89-107 (2009)
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Many of the most serious crimes that fall within the justificatory scope of the harm principle do so constitutively. They do so in the sense that the harm that the crime is designed to prevent is a...

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