Guilty Acts, Guilty Minds
Guilty Acts, Guilty Minds
Garvey, Stephen P.
Oxford University Press Inc
08/2020
334
Dura
Inglês
9780190924324
15 a 20 dias
600
Chapter 1 - Authority
I. Anarchism - Rex's Dilemma
A. Criminalization
B. Culpability
C. Punishment
II. Statism - Leviathan's Peace
A. Social Peace
B. Political Peace
III. Democratic Authority
A. A State's Right to Conformity
B. A Democratic State's Authority
IV. Rights
A. Criminalization
B. Punishment
C. Culpability
Chapter 2 - Rights
I. Actus Reus
A. The Conventional Theory
B. The Rights Theory
II. Mens Rea
A. The Conventional Theory
B. The Rights Theory
Chapter 3 - Knowledge
I. Actus Reus
A. The Capacity to Choose Otherwise
B. The Stephen Test
C. Insanity
Ii. Mens Rea
A. Duress Two Ways
B. Provocation
C. The Willing Addict
III. Tracing
Chapter 4 - Ignorance
I. Ignorantia Juris
A. The Maxim's Scope
B. Defending the Maxim
C. "Ignorance" of "Law" Defined
II. Actus Reus
A. The Lex Test
B. Insanity
III. Mens Rea
A. The Jekyll Test
B. Putting Jekyll to Work
IV. Tracing
Chapter 5 - Agency
I. Tradition
II. Irrationality
A. Unintelligibility
B. Delusion
III. Lost Agency
A. The Demon Within
B. Defects of Consciousness
IV. Authority
Chapter 6 - Injustice
I. Revolution
A. The Revolutionary Road
B. After the Revolution
C. Resistance
II. Reform
A. Culpability
B. Standing
III. Authority
A. The State of Exclusion
B. Core Crimes
C. Non-Core Crimes
Conclusion.
Chapter 1 - Authority
I. Anarchism - Rex's Dilemma
A. Criminalization
B. Culpability
C. Punishment
II. Statism - Leviathan's Peace
A. Social Peace
B. Political Peace
III. Democratic Authority
A. A State's Right to Conformity
B. A Democratic State's Authority
IV. Rights
A. Criminalization
B. Punishment
C. Culpability
Chapter 2 - Rights
I. Actus Reus
A. The Conventional Theory
B. The Rights Theory
II. Mens Rea
A. The Conventional Theory
B. The Rights Theory
Chapter 3 - Knowledge
I. Actus Reus
A. The Capacity to Choose Otherwise
B. The Stephen Test
C. Insanity
Ii. Mens Rea
A. Duress Two Ways
B. Provocation
C. The Willing Addict
III. Tracing
Chapter 4 - Ignorance
I. Ignorantia Juris
A. The Maxim's Scope
B. Defending the Maxim
C. "Ignorance" of "Law" Defined
II. Actus Reus
A. The Lex Test
B. Insanity
III. Mens Rea
A. The Jekyll Test
B. Putting Jekyll to Work
IV. Tracing
Chapter 5 - Agency
I. Tradition
II. Irrationality
A. Unintelligibility
B. Delusion
III. Lost Agency
A. The Demon Within
B. Defects of Consciousness
IV. Authority
Chapter 6 - Injustice
I. Revolution
A. The Revolutionary Road
B. After the Revolution
C. Resistance
II. Reform
A. Culpability
B. Standing
III. Authority
A. The State of Exclusion
B. Core Crimes
C. Non-Core Crimes
Conclusion.