Titlebook: Responsibility andPunishment; J. Angelo Corlett Book 2013Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2013 Apology.Capital pun

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Foundations of a Kantian Retributivism, of considerations of social utility. Does Kant have anything further than this to state about punishment? If so, do his ideas about punishment amount to a theory of punishment? Is there a plausible Kantian theory of punishment?

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The Problem of Collective Responsibility,moral agent is punishable, the analysis of this chapter will seek to serve as the conceptual means by which to determine the extent to which a certain kind of collective might be “punishable,” i.e., forced by the state to compensate parties they harm wrongfully.

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Corporate Responsibility and Punishment,se environments. Just who and/or what is responsible (liable) for these and other untoward events or states of affairs of similar magnitude, demanding that those guilty of and most responsible for such wrongs be punished?

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U.S. Responsibility for War Crimes in Iraq,elated to this human rights atrocity, and that the U.S., which is most directly responsible for such war crimes, owes substantial compensatory reparations to Iraq for the damages it has violently wrought on that nation.

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Capital Punishment,, those death row inmates whose significant mitigation escaped the findings of jurors and sentencing judges will be accorded unprecedented post-trial due process in order to revise their death sentences to lesser sentences. See below for my discussion of such matters.

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Introduction,the world such as the United States of (North) America, some of the republics of the former Soviet Union, Brasil, Colombia, the United States of Mexico, South Africa, and the United Kingdom, reports of violent crimes have become commonplace. What should be done in order to solve the problems associa

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The Problem of Punishment,ed in a reasonably just legal system in order to make accurate determinations of blameworthiness and accountability for punishment. It seems plausible to argue that whatever the most viable theory of responsibility turns out to be, a plausible theory of punishment must accommodate it. For example, i