The case against punishment: retribution, crime prevention, and the law

Deirdre Golash

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Criminal Justice and Penology Criminal Law and Policy Philosophical Ethics and Theory

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ContentsAcknowledgments1 An Institution in Search of Moral Grounding2 Does Punishment Do More Good than Harm?3 Preserving the Moral Order4 Retribution and Social Choice5 Punishment as Self-Defense6 Punishment as Communication7 Is Punishment Justi?ed? 8 What if Punishment Is Not Justi?ed?NotesBibliographyIndex About the Author

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