Criminal Wrongdoing, Restorative Justice, and the Moral Standing of Unjust States*

J. Woodford Howard · Avia Pasternak

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I might be guilty, but you can't try me': estoppel and other bars to trial," Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law, 1 (2003), 245-59; and especially "Blame, moral standing, and the legitimacy of the criminal trial," Ratio, 23 (2010), 123-40.See also Victor Tadros, "Poverty and criminal responsibility," Journal of Value Inquiry, 43 (2009), 391-413; and Shelby, Dark Ghettos, pp.244-8.

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