The Culpable Wrongness Constraint Has Teeth in Practice
A seminar by Professor Alexander Sarch that argues the culpable wrongness constraint on criminalisation remains practically important, addressing challenges that it is defeasible, weak, or trivially satisfied. AI summary of the listing
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Speaker: Prof Alexander Sarch (University of Surrey) Chair: Prof George Letsas , Professor of Philosophy of Law (UCL Laws) About the Seminar: Legal Moralists think the culpable wrongness constraint is an important limit on what conduct may be criminalized. But does it really have teeth in practice? Is it too weak to be worth paying attention to, especially for busy legislators? In this chapter (part of a larger book…
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