Philosophical Foundations of Criminal Law
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Philosophical Foundations of Criminal Law

by R. A. Duff

criminology legal philosophy Criminal Law Theory
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Philosophical Foundations of Criminal Law explores the ideas and principles that support criminal law as a field of study. Written by R. A. Duff, this scholarly work offers readers a philosophical perspective on the concepts underlying criminal responsibility, wrongdoing, and justice.

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Philosophical Foundations of Criminal Law examines the ideas and principles that underpin criminal law.

The book considers criminal law through a philosophical lens, connecting legal study with broader questions about responsibility, wrongdoing, and justice.

It is suited to readers seeking a scholarly introduction to the conceptual foundations of criminal law.

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