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Intention and Culpability
Dissertation, Oxford (1997)
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A thesis that aims to demonstrate that intention is an ineradicable feature of the criminal law, both structuring the special part while remaining essential to the general. We cannot without interfering with the natural logic of the criminal law eliminate the concept of intention.Author's Profile
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