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The Ethics of Punishment and the Impact Assumption. — Reconsidering the Role of Penal Ethicists

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The Ethics of Punishment and the Impact Assumption. — Reconsidering the Role of Penal Ethicists Volume 40, Issue 3, December 2021, Page 235-255. Jesper Ryberg Read the syndicated article here

The Paradox of Innocence: Why Abolishing the Death Penalty May Increase Miscarriages of Justice

opencrim December 10, 2021 The Paradox of Innocence: Why Abolishing the Death Penalty May Increase Miscarriages of Justice2021-12-10T02:54:48+00:00 Criminal Justice Ethics

The Paradox of Innocence: Why Abolishing the Death Penalty May Increase Miscarriages of Justice Volume 40, Issue 3, December 2021, Page 214-234. Garret Merriam Read the syndicated article here

Political Theory and Limiting the Right of Self-Defense

opencrim December 10, 2021 Political Theory and Limiting the Right of Self-Defense2021-12-10T02:54:37+00:00 Criminal Justice Ethics

Political Theory and Limiting the Right of Self-Defense Volume 40, Issue 3, December 2021, Page 274-283. Robert Leider Read the syndicated article here

Witness Preparation before Trial in Anglo-American Law: Aims, Dangers, and Remedies

opencrim December 6, 2021 Witness Preparation before Trial in Anglo-American Law: Aims, Dangers, and Remedies2021-12-06T04:16:30+00:00 Criminal Justice Ethics

Witness Preparation before Trial in Anglo-American Law: Aims, Dangers, and Remedies Volume 40, Issue 3, December 2021, Page 179-213. Guy Ben-David Read the syndicated article here

Breaking Laws, Just and Unjust

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Breaking Laws, Just and Unjust . Sarah W. Hirschfield Read the syndicated article here

The Law vs. the Sword: Arthur Ripstein’s Account of the Morality and Law of War

opencrim October 30, 2021 The Law vs. the Sword: Arthur Ripstein’s Account of the Morality and Law of War2021-10-30T11:20:57+00:00 Criminal Justice Ethics

The Law vs. the Sword: Arthur Ripstein’s Account of the Morality and Law of War . Cécile Fabre Read the syndicated article here

Rethinking the Use of Criminal Records

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Rethinking the Use of Criminal Records . Sarah French Russell Read the syndicated article here

Can AI Weapons Make Ethical Decisions?

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Can AI Weapons Make Ethical Decisions? . Ross W. Bellaby Read the syndicated article here

Regulation as Punishment

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Regulation as Punishment . Hadassa Noorda Read the syndicated article here

Making More Room for Mercy and Forgiveness

opencrim June 25, 2021 Making More Room for Mercy and Forgiveness2021-06-25T07:41:28+00:00 Criminal Justice Ethics

Making More Room for Mercy and Forgiveness . Steven Tudor Read the syndicated article here

The Scope and Limits of the Criminal Regulation of Sexuality

opencrim June 24, 2021 The Scope and Limits of the Criminal Regulation of Sexuality2021-06-24T16:01:39+00:00 Criminal Justice Ethics

The Scope and Limits of the Criminal Regulation of Sexuality . MiChal Buchhandler-Raphael Read the syndicated article here

Armed Drones and Ethical Policing: Risk, Perception, and the Tele-Present Officer

opencrim June 19, 2021 Armed Drones and Ethical Policing: Risk, Perception, and the Tele-Present Officer2021-06-19T07:06:32+00:00 Criminal Justice Ethics

Armed Drones and Ethical Policing: Risk, Perception, and the Tele-Present Officer . Christian Enemark Read the syndicated article here

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