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Introduction,ceeds from a deep intellectual conviction that many of the most fundamental issues in both moral and legal theory are overlooked in the preponderance of contemporary philosophy and that many problems currently attracting the lion’s share of philosophical attention might prove more tractable if these fundamental issues could be clarified.

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Intentionality,disputable token of conscious choice, intention is the darling of the orthodox model of criminal theory. This foremeost element of . necessarily concerns the capacities theorist, as well, because intentional conduct and action evidence the highest degree of imputative responsibility..

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The Requirement of Conduct,tems. One condition required in all the systems proposed was that of behavior on the part of some person as the occasion for liability. Even in the fictitious random system, wherein one person could be liable for the non-voluntary acts of another, it was a basic prerequisite of liability that someon

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Voluntariness, . as the occasion for liability. The doctrine also encompasses those strictures, however, and this means that the acts or omissions in question must be voluntary if liability is to be affixed. While any behavior may suffice to establish mechanical relations between persons and events, voluntariness

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