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Free Will, Punishment, and the Burden of Proof
Criminal Justice Ethics 37 (1):55-71 (2018)
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Justifying state punishment presents a difficulty for those who deny that human actions are free in the sense required by moral responsibility. The argument I make in this article, following work d...Author's Profile
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