Conscience, Obligation, and the Law: The Moral Binding Power of the Civil Law |
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... conclude to one pattern rather than another ( for example , one - way streets rather than two - way , definite speed limits rather than " the reasonable - man rule , " and the like ) . At the conclusion of this discursive process , the ...
... conclude to one pattern rather than another ( for example , one - way streets rather than two - way , definite speed limits rather than " the reasonable - man rule , " and the like ) . At the conclusion of this discursive process , the ...
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... conclusion . What is this series ? 1 The law proper does not bind in conscience . 2 Therefore , violation of the law is without fault . 3 But true law must bind in conscience . 4 Therefore , the sanction must bind in conscience . 5 But ...
... conclusion . What is this series ? 1 The law proper does not bind in conscience . 2 Therefore , violation of the law is without fault . 3 But true law must bind in conscience . 4 Therefore , the sanction must bind in conscience . 5 But ...
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... conclusion to the first premise . If there were , it might be advantageous to prove that the civil law did impose liability without culpability . Stated in another manner , how does it follow that the im- position of punishment without ...
... conclusion to the first premise . If there were , it might be advantageous to prove that the civil law did impose liability without culpability . Stated in another manner , how does it follow that the im- position of punishment without ...
Contents
Lex Pure Poenalis | 15 |
What Laws Are Purely Penal? | 31 |
The Case for the Defendant Theory | 40 |
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References to this book
Conscience and Love in Making Judicial Decisions Alexander Nikolaevich Shytov No preview available - 2001 |