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Does Kant Have a Theory of Punishment?
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  • 1991Proportionality in the Philosophy of Punishment: From “Why Punish?” to “How Much?”18 cited
  • 2008Murphy on mercy: A prudential reconsideration14 cited
  • 1997Reciprocity as a justification for retributivism13 cited

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