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Retributivism and the Dynamic Desert Model: Three Challenges to Dagan and Roberts
Criminal Justice Ethics 40 (1):56-67 (2021)
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A traditional assumption in retributivist thinking is the view that an offender's desert is determined exclusively on the basis of the gravity of the crime committed. However, this assumption has r...Author's Profile
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