Criminal Responsiblity and Psychopathy: Do Psychopaths Have a Right to Excuse?

In Kent A. Kiehl & Walter P. Sinnott-Armstrong (eds.), Handbook on Psychopathy and Law. Oxford University Press. pp. 275-296 (2013)
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