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catalog contributor b7095895.
catalog contributor b7095896.
catalog created "c1995.".
catalog date "1995".
catalog date "c1995.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c1995.".
catalog description "American Booksellers Association v. Hudnut / United States Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit -- Liberalism and pornography / Lorenne M.G. Clark -- Pornography, feminism and liberalism / Joel Feinberg -- Why we should ban handguns in the United States / Nicholas Dixon -- Defensive gun ownership as a response to crime / Don Kates -- R.A.V. v. City of St. Paul / United States Supreme Court -- Words which wound: burning crosses and the R.A.V. case / Mari J. Matsuda and Charles R. Lawrence III -- Liberalism and campus hate speech: a philosophical examination / Andrew Altman -- The origin of punishment / Cesare Beccaria -- The utilitarian theory of punishment / Jeremy Bentham -- Arguments against the utilitarian theory / Igor Primoratz -- Convicting the innocent / James McCloskey -- The effects of punishment / C.L. Ten -- Punishment as retribution / David Lyons -- Punishment and fairness / Herbert Morris -- Is punishment fair? / C.L. Ten -- ".
catalog description "Can retributivists support legal punishment? / George Schedler -- The practice of punishment / John Rawls -- The paradox of punishment / Alan H. Goldman -- Punishment and societal defense / Phillip Montague -- The moral education theory of punishment / Jean Hampton -- Can punishment morally educate? / Russ Shafer-Landau -- Restitution: a new paradigm of criminal justice / Randy E. Barnett -- Punishment as restitution: the rights of the community / Margaret R. Holmgren -- Prediction of criminal conduct and preventive confinement of convicted persons / Andrew von Hirsch -- On incapacitating the dangerous / Ferdinand D. Schoeman -- Mercy and legal justice / Jeffrie G. Murphy -- Is mercy inherently unjust? / Sterling Harwood -- Furman v. Georgia / United States Supreme Court -- McCleskey v. Kemp / United States Supreme Court -- In defense of capital punishment / Ernest van den Haag -- A matter of life and death / Hugo Adam Bedau -- Can we all get along? / The Los Angeles Times.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
catalog description "On liberty / John Stuart Mill -- The enforcement of morals / Patrick Devlin -- Immorality and treason / H.L.A. Hart -- Bowers v. Hardwick / United States Supreme Court -- The right to privacy / Judith Jarvis Thomson -- Privacy and the limits of the law / Ruth Gavison -- The phenomenon on stalking: do existing state statutes provide adequate protection? / Karen S. Morin -- The paradox of blackmail / Joel Feinberg -- Liberalism and the paradox of blackmail / Michael J. Gorr -- The neglected victims and unexamined costs of white collar crime / Elizabeth Moore and Michael Mills -- Computer crimes / Steven L. Mandell -- Crime and not much punishment / John Rothchild -- Against the legalization of drugs / James Q. Wilson -- Recreational drugs and paternalism / Douglas N. Husak -- Cruzan v. Director, Missouri Department of Health / United States Supreme Court -- The right to death / Ronald Dworkin -- Of suicide / David Hume -- ".
catalog extent "xv, 552 p. ;".
catalog hasFormat "Crime and punishment.".
catalog identifier "0867209550".
catalog isFormatOf "Crime and punishment.".
catalog isPartOf "The Jones and Bartlett series in philosophy".
catalog issued "1995".
catalog issued "c1995.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Boston : Jones and Bartlett,".
catalog relation "Crime and punishment.".
catalog spatial "United States".
catalog subject "345.73/001 347.30501 20".
catalog subject "Criminal law Philosophy.".
catalog subject "Criminal law United States Philosophy.".
catalog subject "KF9223.A75 C745 1995".
catalog subject "Punishment Philosophy.".
catalog tableOfContents "American Booksellers Association v. Hudnut / United States Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit -- Liberalism and pornography / Lorenne M.G. Clark -- Pornography, feminism and liberalism / Joel Feinberg -- Why we should ban handguns in the United States / Nicholas Dixon -- Defensive gun ownership as a response to crime / Don Kates -- R.A.V. v. City of St. Paul / United States Supreme Court -- Words which wound: burning crosses and the R.A.V. case / Mari J. Matsuda and Charles R. Lawrence III -- Liberalism and campus hate speech: a philosophical examination / Andrew Altman -- The origin of punishment / Cesare Beccaria -- The utilitarian theory of punishment / Jeremy Bentham -- Arguments against the utilitarian theory / Igor Primoratz -- Convicting the innocent / James McCloskey -- The effects of punishment / C.L. Ten -- Punishment as retribution / David Lyons -- Punishment and fairness / Herbert Morris -- Is punishment fair? / C.L. Ten -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Can retributivists support legal punishment? / George Schedler -- The practice of punishment / John Rawls -- The paradox of punishment / Alan H. Goldman -- Punishment and societal defense / Phillip Montague -- The moral education theory of punishment / Jean Hampton -- Can punishment morally educate? / Russ Shafer-Landau -- Restitution: a new paradigm of criminal justice / Randy E. Barnett -- Punishment as restitution: the rights of the community / Margaret R. Holmgren -- Prediction of criminal conduct and preventive confinement of convicted persons / Andrew von Hirsch -- On incapacitating the dangerous / Ferdinand D. Schoeman -- Mercy and legal justice / Jeffrie G. Murphy -- Is mercy inherently unjust? / Sterling Harwood -- Furman v. Georgia / United States Supreme Court -- McCleskey v. Kemp / United States Supreme Court -- In defense of capital punishment / Ernest van den Haag -- A matter of life and death / Hugo Adam Bedau -- Can we all get along? / The Los Angeles Times.".
catalog tableOfContents "On liberty / John Stuart Mill -- The enforcement of morals / Patrick Devlin -- Immorality and treason / H.L.A. Hart -- Bowers v. Hardwick / United States Supreme Court -- The right to privacy / Judith Jarvis Thomson -- Privacy and the limits of the law / Ruth Gavison -- The phenomenon on stalking: do existing state statutes provide adequate protection? / Karen S. Morin -- The paradox of blackmail / Joel Feinberg -- Liberalism and the paradox of blackmail / Michael J. Gorr -- The neglected victims and unexamined costs of white collar crime / Elizabeth Moore and Michael Mills -- Computer crimes / Steven L. Mandell -- Crime and not much punishment / John Rothchild -- Against the legalization of drugs / James Q. Wilson -- Recreational drugs and paternalism / Douglas N. Husak -- Cruzan v. Director, Missouri Department of Health / United States Supreme Court -- The right to death / Ronald Dworkin -- Of suicide / David Hume -- ".
catalog title "Crime and punishment : philosophic explorations / edited by Michael J. Gorr, Sterling Harwood.".
catalog type "text".