Special Issue on Recklessness and Negligence

Criminal Law and Philosophy 14 (1):5-8 (2020)
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This paper introduces the Special Issue on Recklessness and Negligence. It highlights the main issues and controversies that surround these concepts and then briefly introduces each of the papers that comprise the Special Issue.

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