Direct and Oblique Intention in the Criminal Law : an Inquiry into Degrees of Blameworthiness.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Kugler, Itzhak
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Florence : Taylor and Francis, 2002.
Subjects:	Criminal liability. Criminal liability
Online Access:	Click for online access

Table of Contents:

Cover; Half Title; Title; Copyright; Contents; Preface; INTRODUCTION; 1 The Problem of Oblique Intention in the Criminal Law; PART ONE; 2 Intention and Degrees of Blameworthiness
An Introductory Discussion; 3 The Doctrine of the Double Effect; 4 Possible Implications of the Debate about the Doctrine of the Double Effect for the Issue of Degrees of Blameworthiness in the Criminal Law; 5 A Common Denominator between Direct and Oblique Intention; 6 Degrees of Probability; 7 Reconsidering the Idea of Grading Offences Based on the Distinction between Intention and Recklessness.
8 Grading Offences by Using a Moral Formula9 An Alternative Justification for Grading Offences Based on the Distinction between Intention and Recklessness; 10 Conclusions; PART TWO; 11 A Possible Justification for Enacting Basic Crimes of Intention: The Threshold of Culpability Requirement; 12 A Requirement of a High Degree of Culpability for Offences Enacted for Retribution Purposes; 13 Conclusions; Bibliography; Index.

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