Utilitarianism, Punishment, and Ideal Proportionality in Penal Law: Punishment as an Intrinsic Evil

McHugh, James T.

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Utilitarianism, Punishment, and Ideal Proportionality in Penal Law: Punishment as an Intrinsic Evil

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Author(s): James T. McHugh

Publication date (Electronic): 01 January 2008

Journal: Journal of Bentham Studies

Publisher: UCL Press

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Title: Journal of Bentham Studies

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Publisher: UCL Press

ISSN (Electronic): 2045-757X

Publication date (Electronic): 01 January 2008

Volume: 10

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Pages: 1-16

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