On Some Fundamentally Friendly Critics

Criminal Law and Philosophy:1-16 (forthcoming)
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This article replies to critical responses by Douglas Husak, Marcia Baron, Grant Lamond, Mitchell Berman, James Edwards, Kate Greasley, and Carolina Sartorio to my recent book, Fundamentals of Criminal Law.

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10.1007/s11572-025-09769-4

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How Omissions Aren’t Special.Kate Greasley - forthcoming - Criminal Law and Philosophy:1-14.

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