Criminalizing Sex: Is Consent all that Matters?

Criminal Law and Philosophy:1-13 (forthcoming)
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In _Criminalizing Sex_, Stuart P Green aims to provide a unified liberal theory of sexual offenses law. Green’s strategy is to provide a rational reconstruction of sexual offenses law that centres consent. In this article, I raise some doubts about whether Green fully succeeds in his aim. Nevertheless, _Criminalizing Sex_ is an impressive book, and essential reading for anyone interested in the liberal foundations of sexual offenses law.

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