Titlebook: Retribution Reconsidered; More Essays in the P Jeffrie G. Murphy Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1992 Immanuel Kant.justice.

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Getting Even: The Role of the Victim,that the American system of criminal justice will not allow them the satisfactions they rightfully seek. These victims often feel that their particular injuries are ignored while the system addresses itself to some abstract injury to the state or to the rule of law itself—a focus that appears to res

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Consent, Coercion, and Hard Choices, Even writers who do not quote the passage directly use rhetoric of a similar nature in calling doctrines of implied and tacit consent into serious question.. I have myself quoted the passage, without comment, as though it constituted a self-explanatory and self-evidently sound refutation of such do

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Rationality and Constraints on Democratic Rule,ze preference satisfaction, or that it does the best job of giving persons the socially beneficial illusion that preference satisfaction is being maximized, or that it is the fairest way to make collective social decisions, or that it gives persons the socially beneficial illusion of being the faire

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Constitutionalism, Moral Skepticism, and Religious Belief,ction of a constitution is to protect fundamental moral rights of citizens. Representatives of the Critical Legal Studies Movement are openly contemptuous of this idea—rejecting it as either covert subjective ideology or as outright nonsense. Even those sympathetic to and supportive of the idea, how

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Injustice and Misfortune,it is important that each person decide, for each pain and for each disappointment, if it constitutes an injustice or merely a misfortune. It is a matter of morality that injustices should be resented and resisted and should occasion guilt and repentance in those responsible for them—all of these re

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