In Defense of Flogging
by Peter Moskos
Peter Moskos takes on one of society’s most contentious questions: how wrongdoing should be punished. In Defense of Flogging offers a provocative perspective designed to challenge familiar assumptions about justice, ethics, and public policy, making it a compelling choice for readers interested in criminal justice and debates over punishment.
About This Book
In Defense of Flogging is a work by Peter Moskos centered on a deliberately controversial position about punishment.
The title signals a challenge to conventional views of justice and the methods societies use to respond to wrongdoing.
By placing flogging at the center of its argument, the book invites critical examination of punishment, ethics, and public policy.
Its provocative premise makes it suited to readers interested in law, criminal justice, and debates about social responsibility.
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