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Springer - On Criminalization: Philosophy of Criminal Law

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Explore the fundamental questions of legal authority with On Criminalization: An Essay in the Philosophy of Criminal Law. Part of the Law and Philosophy Library, this work examines the profound implications of state power. The author addresses the reality that enforcing criminal statutes represents the most intrusive and coercive exercise of domestic power a state can perform. This text invites readers to consider the philosophical challenges presented by legal mandates. It analyzes the mechanics of how states forcibly prevent individuals from acting on their wishes or compel them to act against their desires. By providing a clear preview of the work's organization and central argument, this book offers a structured approach to understanding the ethical and practical importance of criminal law. It is an essential resource for those studying the limits of state coercion and the philosophical foundations of legal systems.

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Part of the Law and Philosophy Library (Volume 19) for specialized academic study.

Examines the coercive nature of criminal statutes and state power.

Provides a clear preview of the central argument and organizational structure.

Analyzes the practical importance of philosophical challenges in legal frameworks.

Offers a deep look at the most intrusive exercises of domestic power by a state.

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Brand: Springer
Format: paperback
ASIN: 0792326636
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Law
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 31 January 1994
Listed Since: 15 February 2007

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