Why Would Two-Level Consequentialists Punish Only the Guilty?

Criminal Justice Ethics 36 (2):183-204 (2017)
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The most commonly encountered and most serious objection against consequentialist theories of punishment is that they could sometimes endorse punishing innocent people. Two-level consequentialists...

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10.1080/0731129x.2017.1345221

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