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| Titel: | Intuitions of justice and the utility of desert |
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| Von: |
Paul H. Robinson
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Robinson, Paul H.
1948- Verfasser aut |
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| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Veröffentlicht: |
New York
Oxford Univ. Press
2013
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| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Beschreibung: | XXIII, 559 S. 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 9780199917723 |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XVII SELECTED ROBINSON BIBLIOGRAPHY XIX LIST
OF TABLES AND FIGURES XXI
PART I) THE NATURE OFJUDGMENTS ABOUT JUSTICE
1. JUDGMENTS ABOUT JUSTICE AS INTUITIONAL AND NUANCED 5
2. JUDGMENTS ABOUT JUSTICE AS A HUMAN UNIVERSAL: AGREEMENTS ON A CORE OF
WRONGDOING 18
3. THE ORIGINS OF SHARED INTUITIONS OF JUSTICE 35
4. DISAGREEMENTS ABOUT JUSTICE 63
5. CHANGING PEOPLE S JUDGMENTS OF JUSTICE 70
PART II | SHOULD THE CRIMINAL LAW CARE WHAT THE LAY PERSON THINKS IS
JUST?
6. CURRENT LAW S DEFERENCE TO LAY JUDGMENTS OF JUSTICE 96
7. CURRENT LAWS CONFLICTS WITH LAY JUDGMENTS OF JUSTICE 110
8. NORMATIVE CRIME CONTROL: THE UTILITY OF DESERT 141
9. BUILDING MORAL CREDIBILITY AND THE DISUTILITY OF INJUSTICE 176
10. DEVIATIONS FROM EMPIRICAL DESERT 189
11. IMPLICATIONS FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND OTHER REFORM 208
PART IN ) THE CONTENT OF LAY JUDGMENTS OF JUSTICE
12. RULES OF CONDUCT: DOCTRINES OF CRIMINALIZATION 239
13. RULES OF CONDUCT: DOCTRINES OF JUSTIFICATION 277
14. PRINCIPLES OF ADJUDICATION: DOCTRINES OF CULPABILITY 301
15. PRINCIPLES OF ADJUDICATION: DOCTRINES OF EXCUSE 336
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16. PRINCIPLES OF ADJUDICATION: DOCTRINES OF GRADING 362
17. LAW-COMMUNITY AGREEMENT AND CONFLICT, AND ITS IMPLICATIONS 401
PART IV} EMPIRICAL STUDIES OF LAY JUDGMENTS OF JUSTICE AS A LAW AND
POLICY TOOL
18. EXPLAINING HISTORY: SHIFTING VIEWS OF CRIMINALITY 415
19. TESTING COMPETING THEORIES: BLACKMAIL 439
20. TESTING COMPETING THEORIES: JUSTIFICATION DEFENSES 472
21. GUIDING JUDICIAL DISCRETION: EXTRALEGAL PUNISHMENT FACTORS 493
22. INTUITIONS OF JUSTICE & THE UTILITY OF DESERT 533
TABLE OF CASES 537 TABLE OF MPC 541 INDEX 545
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PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XVII SELECTED ROBINSON BIBLIOGRAPHY XIX LIST
OF TABLES AND FIGURES XXI
PART I} THE NATURE OF JUDGMENTS ABOUT JUSTICE
1. JUDGMENTS ABOUT JUSTICE AS INTUITIONAL AND NUANCED 5 A. JUDGMENTS
ABOUT JUSTICE AS INTUITIONAL 5 B. THE COMMON WISDOM: JUDGMENTS ABOUT
JUSTICE AS VAGUE OR AT BEST UNSPECIFIC 8
C. THE REALITY: NUANCED JUDGMENTS 12 1. MAKING MANY DISTINCTIONS AMONG
CASES 12 2. SMALL FACTUAL DIFFERENCES AMONG CASES CAN PRODUCE
SIGNIFICANT LIABILITY DIFFERENCES 13 D. CONCLUSION 16
2. JUDGMENTS ABOUT JUSTICE AS A HUMAN UNIVERSAL: AGREEMENTS ON A CORE OF
WRONGDOING 18 A. THE INTUITION THAT SERIOUS WRONGDOING SHOULD BE
PUNISHED 19 1. QUESTIONNAIRE STUDIES 19
2. BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS STUDIES 20 3. CROSS-CULTURAL STUDIES 21 4. ARE
THERE EXCEPTIONS? 22 B. INTUITIONS ON THE RELATIVE SERIOUSNESS OF
WRONGDOING 23
1. PREVIOUS DOMESTIC STUDIES 23 2. CROSS-CULTURAL STUDIES 26 C. TESTING
THE LIMITS OF AGREEMENT 28 1. STUDY 1: IN-PERSON TESTING 29
2. STUDY 2: INTERNET TESTING 32 D. CONCLUSION 34
3. THE ORIGINS OF SHARED INTUITIONS OF JUSTICE 35 A. AN EVOLUTIONARY
EXPLANATION FOR INTUITIONS OF JUSTICE 36 B. EMPIRICAL SUPPORT FOR AN
EVOLUTIONARY EXPLANATION 41 1. ANIMAL STUDIES EVIDENCE 41
2. BRAIN SCIENCE EVIDENCE 44 3. CHILD DEVELOPMENT EVIDENCE 48 4. SUMMARY
OF EVIDENCE 54
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C. ALTERNATIVE EXPLANATIONS: GENERAL SOCIAL LEARNING AND EFFICIENT NORMS
56 1. SPONTANEOUS SOCIAL LEARNING 56 2. ACCUMULATED SOCIAL LEARNING 58
D. CONCLUSION 62
4. DISAGREEMENTS ABOUT JUSTICE 63 A. APPARENT DISAGREEMENTS AMONG
INTUITIONS OF JUSTICE 63 B. TRUE DISAGREEMENTS AMONG INTUITIONS OF
JUSTICE: STUDIES 3 AND 4 65 1. METHOD: STUDIES 3 AND 4 65
2. STUDY 3 RESULTS 66 3. STUDY 4 RESULTS 67 C. CONCLUSION 68
5. CHANGING PEOPLE S JUDGMENTS OF JUSTICE 70 A. PROPOSALS TO CHANGE
INTUITIONS OF WRONGDOING AND BLAMEWORTHINESS 70 B. DIFFICULTIES IN
CHANGING INTUITIONS 71 C. WHICH INTUITIONS OF JUSTICE CAN BE CHANGED AND
WHICH CANNOT? 74 D. HOW CAN JUDGMENTS OF JUSTICE BE CHANGED? 77
1. PUBLIC EDUCATION TO MANIPULATE THE ANALOGY TO CORE WRONGS 77 2.
INTERNALIZATION OF GROUP BELIEFS 79 E. CRITICISMS OF CLAIMS REGARDING
AGREEMENT AND ITS IMPLICATIONS 82 1. WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE CORE ? 82
2. POSSIBLE POINTS OF DISAGREEMENT WITH BKH 87 3. CONCLUSION 93 L
PART II} SHOULD THE CRIMINAL LAW CARE WHAT THE LAY PERSON THINKS
IS JUST?
6. CURRENT LAW S DEFERENCE TO LAY JUDGMENTS OF JUSTICE 97 A. RULES 97 1.
RECOGNIZING EXCUSE DEFENSES 98 2. FAILING TO TAKE ACCOUNT OF FACTORS
RELEVANT TO COERCIVE
CRIME-CONTROL PRINCIPLES 100 3. CREATING A FALSE IMPRESSION THAT
RESULTING HARM IS SIGNIFICANT BY INCLUDING RESULT ELEMENTS IN OFFENSE
DEFINITIONS 101 B. STANDARDS 103
1. EXPLICIT RELIANCE UPON LAY JUDGMENTS OF JUSTICE 104 2. VAGUE
STANDARDS 104 3. RULES REQUIRING JURY SPECULATION 106 C. EXPLANATIONS
FOR DEFERENCE TO LAY JUDGMENTS OF JUSTICE 108
7. CURRENT LAW S CONFLICTS WITH LAY JUDGMENTS OF JUSTICE 110 A. COMMON
AND RECURRING MINOR CONFLICTS 110 B. MODERN COERCIVE CRIME-CONTROL RULES
IN CONFLICT WITH DESERT 111
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1. THREE STRIKES AND OTHER HABITUAL OFFENDER STATUTES 112 2. DRUG
OFFENSE PENALTIES 113 3. ADULT PROSECUTION OF JUVENILES 114 4. ABOLITION
OR NARROWING OF THE INSANITY DEFENSE 115
5. STRICT LIABILITY 117 6. FELONY MURDER 119 7. CRIMINALIZATION OF
REGULATORY VIOLATIONS 119 C. TESTING THE PERCEIVED JUSTICE OF MODERN
CRIME-CONTROL
DOCTRINES 120 1. MILESTONE AND CRIME-CONTROL SCENARIOS 121 2. STUDY
DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY 123 3. STUDY RESULTS AND DISCUSSION 124 D. HOW
CAN A DEMOCRATIC PROCESS PRODUCE LIABILITY RULES THAT THE
COMMUNITY SEES AS UNJUST? 128 1. MEDIA OMISSION OF FACTS VITAL TO
UNDERSTANDING SENTENCES 130 2. MEDIA COVERAGE OF GENERAL CRIME ISSUES;
GOVERNMENT AS INFORMATION SOURCE 131
3. ASSUMING HEADLINE CRIMES TO BE PARADIGMATIC 134 4. PUBLIC FEAR 136 5.
NEXT-ELECTION VULNERABILITY 138 E. CONCLUSION 139
NORMATIVE CRIME CONTROL: THE UTILITY OF DESERT 141 A. LIMITATIONS ON THE
TRADITIONAL COERCIVE CRIME-CONTROL PRINCIPLES: DETERRENCE,
INCAPACITATION, AND REHABILITATION 142 1. DETERRENCE 144
2. REHABILITATION 148 3. INCAPACITATION OF THE DANGEROUS 149 B.
NORMATIVE CRIME CONTROL: WHY PEOPLE OBEY THE LAW 152 1. HARNESSING THE
POWER AND EFFICIENCY OF NORMATIVE SOCIAL
INFLUENCE THROUGH STIGMATIZATION 154 2. AVOIDING VIGILANTISM 155 3.
AVOIDING THE RESISTANCE AND SUBVERSION PRODUCED BY A SYSTEM THAT IS SEEN
AS DOING INJUSTICE OR FAILING TO DO JUSTICE 156
4. HAVING A ROLE IN SHAPING SOCIETAL NORMS: THE PERSUASIVE POWER OF THE
LAW 161 5. GAINING COMPLIANCE AN BORDERLINE CASES 162 C. DEONTOLOGICAL
DESERT AND EMPIRICAL DESERT 163
1. TWO CONCEPTIONS OF DESERT 164 2. WHERE THE TWO CONCEPTIONS AGREE 165
3. WHERE THE TWO CONCEPTIONS DISAGREE 166 D. CRITICISMS OF EMPIRICAL
DESERT AS A DISTRIBUTIVE PRINCIPLE 167
1. NOTIONS OF DESERT AS HOPELESSLY VAGUE 167 2. HOPELESS DISAGREEMENT AS
TO NOTIONS OF DESERT 168
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3. PEOPLE INTUITIVELY ASSESS PUNISHMENT ACCORDING TO DETERRENCE OR
INCAPACITATION 169 4. EMPIRICAL DESERT AS INEVITABLY DRACONIAN 171 5.
EMPIRICAL DESERT AS POTENTIALLY IMMORAL 172 E. CONCLUSION 174
9. BUILDING MORAL CREDIBILITY AND THE DISUTILITY OF INJUSTICE 176 A.
RECENT EMPIRICAL STUDIES ON THE DISUTILITY OF INJUSTICE 177 1. STUDY A
DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY 177 2. STUDY A RESULTS AND DISCUSSION 179
3. STUDY B DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY 181 4. STUDY B RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
182 B. PREVIOUS STUDIES 184 C. CONCLUSION 188
10. DEVIATIONS FROM EMPIRICAL DESERT 189 A. INEVITABLE DEVIATIONS: THE
PROBLEM OF MORAL DIVISIONS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY 190 B. RIGHT-SPIRITED
DEVIATIONS: PROMOTING JUSTICE IN A COMPLEX
WORLD 191 C. JUSTIFYING DEVIATIONS FROM EMPIRICAL DESERT 193 1.
DEVIATIONS TO MORE EFFECTIVELY CONTROL CRIME 194 2. DEVIATIONS TO
ADVANCE INTERESTS OTHER THAN CRIME CONTROL 196 D. DEVIATIONS TO CHANGE
SOCIAL NORMS: ALTERING EMPIRICAL DESERT 196
1. THE IMPORTANCE OF MORAL CREDIBILITY TO SOCIAL REFORMERS 197 2.
LIMITATIONS ON AND TECHNIQUES FOR CHANGING NORMS 199 3. MANAGING
BENEFITS VERSUS RISKS OF REFORM PROGRAMS: PERSUASION VERSUS CONTEMPT 200
E. DEVIATION TO PROMOTE LEGITIMACY 202
1. POINTS OF TENSION 203 2. RESOLVING THE CONFLICT 205
11. IMPLICATIONS FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND OTHER REFORM 208 A. A CENTRAL
CONCERN FOR DOING JUSTICE 208 B. ABOLITION OF PUNISHMENT AND
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE 209 C. REFORMS TO EXISTING DEVIATIONS FROM
EMPIRICAL DESERT 215
1. CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORMS 215 2. EMPLOYING CIVIL RATHER THAN CRIMINAL
PROCESSES 216 D. SHARPENING THE CRIMINAL-CIVIL DISTINCTION 218 /. WHY
HAVE TWO LEGAL SYSTEMS?: THE LAYPERSON VIEW OF THE
CRIMINAL-CIVIL DISTINCTION 218 2. THE DETRIMENTAL EFFECT OF BLURRING THE
CRIMINAL-CIVIL DISTINCTION 219 E. EXPANDING THE REACH OF BLAMELESSNESS:
EXERCISING MERCY 222
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1. THE NATURE OF MERCY 222 2. LAY INTUITIONS ON XPFS AND THE PROBLEM OF
UNDERMINING THE LAW S MORAL CREDIBILITY 223 3. DISAGREEMENTS ABOUT XPFS
AND THE PROBLEM OF DISPARITY IN
APPLICATION 224 F. BREAKING NEW GROUND: ARE WE RESPONSIBLE FOR WHO WE
ARE? 226 1. TRADITIONAL EXCUSE THEORY AND THE INADEQUACY OF A BUT FOR
CAUSE
AS AN EXCUSE: JUDGE BAZELON IN BRAWNER AND ALEXANDER 227 2. COERCIVE
INDOCTRINATION UNDER NORMATIVE CRIME CONTROL: THE CASE OF POW RICHARD
TENNESON 230 3. TESTING THE LIMITS OF A COERCIVE INDOCTRINATION OR A
ROTTEN SOCIAL
BACKGROUND EXCUSE: THE CASE OF ALEX CABARGA 231 4. ROTTEN SOCIAL
BACKGROUND AND EMPIRICAL DESERT 234
PART IN} IHE CONTENT OF LAY JUDGMENTS OF JUSTICE
12. RULES OF CONDUCT: DOCTRINES OF CRIMINALIZATION 239 A. RESEARCH
METHODOLOGY IN TESTING LAY JUDGMENTS OF JUSTICE 240 B. AN ILLUSTRATION:
TESTING THE OBJECTIVE REQUIREMENTS FOR ATTEMPT LIABILITY 247
C. DESISTANCE, RENUNCIATION, AND UNDOING IN ATTEMPT 253 D. CREATING A
CRIMINAL RISK 257 E. OBJECTIVE REQUIREMENTS OF COMPLICITY 261
F. OMISSION LIABILITY 268 G. SECONDARY PROHIBITIONS: A SUMMARY 275
13. RULES OF CONDUCT: DOCTRINES OF JUSTIFICATION 277 A. USE OF DEADLY
FORCE IN SELF-DEFENSE 278 B. USE OF FORCE IN DEFENSE OF PROPERTY 287 C.
CITIZENS LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY 293
D. JUSTIFICATION DEFENSES: A SUMMARY 299
14. PRINCIPLES OF ADJUDICATION: DOCTRINES OF CULPABILITY 301 A. OFFENSE
CULPABILITY REQUIREMENTS AND MISTAKE/ACCIDENT DEFENSES 302 B.
CULPABILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPLICITY 310 C. VOLUNTARY INTOXICATION
318
D. INDIVIDUALIZATION OF THE OBJECTIVE STANDARD OF NEGLIGENCE 327 E.
SUMMARY 334
15. PRINCIPLES OF ADJUDICATION: DOCTRINES OF EXCUSE 336 A. INSANITY 336
B. IMMATURITY AND INVOLUNTARY INTOXICATION 346 C. DURESS AND ENTRAPMENT
DEFENSES 353
D. SUMMARY 360
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16. PRINCIPLES OF ADJUDICATION: DOCTRINES OF GRADING 362 A. GRADING
DISTINCTIONS AMONG AND WITHIN OFFENSES 362 B. THE SERIOUSNESS OF THE
OFFENSE: SEXUAL OFFENSES 369 C. THE CULPABILITY OF THE PERSON: FELONY
MURDER 377 D. THE STRENGTH OF THE PERSON S CONNECTION WITH THE
PROHIBITED RESULT:
CAUSATION REQUIREMENTS 385 E. PUNISHMENT FOR MULTIPLE OFFENSES 393 F.
SUMMARY 399
1 7. LAW-COMMUNITY AGREEMENT AND CONFLICT, AND ITS IMPLICATIONS 401 A.
LAW AND COMMUNITY COMMONLY AGREE 402 B. LAW AND COMMUNITY ALSO COMMONLY
DISAGREE 402 C. BINARY VERSUS CATEGORY JUDGMENTS: LEGALITY AND NORMATIVE
POWER IN
CODE DRAFTING 406 D. CRIMINAL LIABILITY WITHOUT PUNISHMENT 408 E. THE
JURY AS A RESOLVER OF LAW-COMMUNITY CONFLICTS 410
PART IV} EMPIRICAL STUDIES OF LAY JUDGMENTS OF JUSTICE AS A LAW AND
POLICY TOOL
18. EXPLAINING HISTORY: SHIFTING VIEWS OF CRIMINALITY 415 A. THEORIES
FOR A PATTERN OF CRIMINALIZATION DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COMMON LAW AND
MODERN CODES 416 1. A DOCTRINAL SHIFT IN VIEWS OF CRIMINALITY FROM
COMMON
LAW TO MODERN CODES? 416 2. OBJECTIVIST VS. SUBJECTIVIST (TRADITIONALIST
VS. MODERNIST) VIEWS OF CRIMINALITY 419 3. TESTABLE EMPIRICAL ISSUES 421
B. IDENTIFYING OBJECTIVIST VERSUS SUBJECTIVIST VIEWS OF
CRIMINALITY 421 C. THE RESULTS 423 1. ISSUES OF OFFENSE GRADING 423 2.
ISSUES OF OFFENSE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS 425
3. AN ANALYSIS OF RESPONSE PATTERNS OF INDIVIDUAL SUBJECTS 428 D.
IMPLICATIONS 429 E. CONCLUSION 434
1. LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY 434 2. IMPLICATIONS FOR EXISTING CRIMINAL
LAW 435
19. TESTING COMPETING THEORIES: BLACKMAIL 439 A. COMPETING THEORIES OF
BLACKMAIL 440 1. THEORIES OF BLACKMAIL AS A CRIME AGAINST THE THREAT
RECIPIENT 441
2. THEORIES OF BLACKMAIL AS A CRIME AGAINST THIRD PARTIES 443
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3. THEORIES OF BLACKMAIL AS A SOCIETAL HARM 447 4. THEORIES OF BLACKMAIL
AS NON-CRIME: THE ABOLITIONIST POSITION 449 B. STATUTORY APPROACHES 450
C. TESTING COMMUNITY VIEWS 453
7. DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY 453 2. THEORY PREDICTIONS 455 3. STATUTORY
LIABILITY PATTERNS 462 4. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION 464 D. CONCLUSION 470
20. TESTING COMPETING THEORIES: JUSTIFICATION DEFENSES 472 A. COMPETING
THEORIES OF JUSTIFICATION 473 /. UNKNOWINGLY JUSTIFIED ACTOR 474 2.
MISTAKE AS TO A JUSTIFICATION 475
B. LIABILITY PREDICTIONS 477 1. CONTRAST CASES 478 2. TEST CASES 480 C.
LIABILITY RESULTS 484
7. CONTRAST CASES 484 2. CASES FOR WHICH THE THEORIES OF JUSTIFICATION
HAVE DIFFERENT PREDICTIONS 486 D. IMPLICATIONS FOR CRIMINAL LAW REFORM
487
/. FORMULATION AND GRADING OFFENSES 487 2. FORMULATION OF DEFENSES 488
3. REFORM OF ACQUITTAL VERDICT FORMS 490 E. CONCLUSIONS 492
21. GUIDING JUDICIAL DISCRETION: EXTRALEGAL PUNISHMENT FACTORS 493 A.
EXTRALEGAL PUNISHMENT FACTORS 494 /. OFFENDER REACTION TO THE OFFENSE:
REMORSE, APOLOGY, AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF GUILT 495
2. VICTIM OR PUBLIC REACTION TO THE OFFENSE (UNRELATED TO DESERT):
VICTIM FORGIVENESS; DEMAND FOR MORE PUNISHMENT, OR FOR LESS; PUBLIC-
OUTRAGE 498 3. OFFENDER STATUS OR CHARACTERISTICS ( UNRELATED TO
COMMISSION OF THE
OFFENSE): PAST GOOD, OR BAD, CHARACTER OR DEEDS; REHABILITATION; SPECIAL
TALENTS 501 4. SUFFERING APART FROM OFFICIAL PUNISHMENT: SPECIAL
HARDSHIP FROM OFFENSE OR FROM PUNISHMENT, FOR OFFENDER OR FAMILY OR
OTHERS;
PAYMENT OF CIVIL COMPENSATION 506 B. A STUDY OF LAY INTUITIONS OF
EXTRALEGAL PUNISHMENT FACTORS 512 1. METHODOLOGY 513 2. METHODOLOGICAL
NOTE: A SHIFT FROM IMPLICIT TO EXPLICIT
RANKING 517
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3. SUPPORT FOR ADJUSTING PUNISHMENT IN LIGHT OF EXTRALEGAL PUNISHMENT
FACTORS 518 4. EFFECT OF BASELINE OFFENSE ON XPF ADJUSTMENTS TO
PUNISHMENTS 521 5. RELATIVE RELATION AMONG XPFS BY POPULARITY 522
6. DEMOGRAPHIC DIFFERENCES 525 7. SUMMARY OF STUDY CONCLUSIONS 528 C.
IMPLICATIONS FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE RULES AND PRACTICES 529 1.
DISAGREEMENTS ABOUT XPFS AND THE PROBLEM OF DISPARITY IN
APPLICATION 529 2. STRONG SUPPORT FOR, OR OPPOSITION TO, AN XPF AND THE
PROBLEM OF UNDERMINING THE LAW S MORAL CREDIBILITY 531 D. CONCLUSION 532
22. INTUITIONS OF JUSTICE & IHE UTILITY OF DESERT 533
TABLE OF CASES 537 TABLE OF MPC 541 INDEX 545
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