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Responsibility and criminal liability / C. T. Sistare

Autor: SISTARE, C. T.Idioma: Inglês.Publicação: Dordrecht : Kluwer Academic Publisshers, 1989Descrição física: 187 p.; 23 cmColeção: Law and Philosophy Library; 7ISBN: 0792303962Assunto: 220 | 673 | 6508 | 7384 | 728 | 6750 | 5028Localização e Cota : 343.2SIS Resumo: Introduction. Responsibility and criminal law: Law as purposeful activity; Criminal law and the liberal society; The two-fold aim; Responsibility; Two models of responsibility. Law and society: Liability, grading, and allotment; Excuse, justification, and mitigation; Law and society. The requirement of conduct: The act doctrine; Definitions and terminology; Omissions;Limitations of the doctrine. Voluntariness: Voluntariness and the Act doctrine; Involuntary and nonvoluntary conduct; Objectivity and subjectivity; Voluntariness and the rationale of excuses.Intentionality: Intentionality; Intentionality as desire and foresight; Intentionality, probabilities, and purposes; Import and implications. Knowledge and foresight: Introduction; Knowledge and foresight; Taking risks; Negligence; Exculpatory mistakes. Responsibility and conditional liability: Introduction; Choice and control; Opportunities and responsibility; Primary (potency) responsibility; Prior fault; Conclusion.
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Introduction. Responsibility and criminal law: Law as purposeful activity; Criminal law and the liberal society; The two-fold aim; Responsibility; Two models of responsibility. Law and society: Liability, grading, and allotment; Excuse, justification, and mitigation; Law and society. The requirement of conduct: The act doctrine; Definitions and terminology; Omissions;Limitations of the doctrine. Voluntariness: Voluntariness and the Act doctrine; Involuntary and nonvoluntary conduct; Objectivity and subjectivity; Voluntariness and the rationale of excuses.Intentionality: Intentionality; Intentionality as desire and foresight; Intentionality, probabilities, and purposes; Import and implications. Knowledge and foresight: Introduction; Knowledge and foresight; Taking risks; Negligence; Exculpatory mistakes. Responsibility and conditional liability: Introduction; Choice and control; Opportunities and responsibility; Primary (potency) responsibility; Prior fault; Conclusion.

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