Volume 7, Issue 3

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October 2013

Symposium on Law Liberty and Morality: Fifty Years On/Symposium on Actio Libera in Causa

Issue Editors:

Massimo Renzo,
Susan Dimock

14 articles in this issue

“Law, Liberty and Morality”: Fifty Years On
Massimo Renzo
INTRODUCTION 10 July 2013 Pages: 417 - 418
A Failed Refutation and an Insufficiently Developed Insight in Hart’s Law, Liberty, and Morality
Jeffrie G. Murphy
Original Paper 03 May 2013 Pages: 419 - 434
The Enforcement of Morals Revisited
Richard J. Arneson
Original Paper 28 June 2013 Pages: 435 - 454
Enforcing Morality
Steven Wall
Original Paper 09 June 2013 Pages: 455 - 471
Should Law Improve Morality?
Leslie Green
Original Paper 07 August 2013 Pages: 473 - 494
Sexual Freedom and Impersonal Value
Peter de Marneffe
Original Paper 17 March 2013 Pages: 495 - 512
In Defense of “Pure” Legal Moralism
Danny Scoccia
Original Paper 22 June 2013 Pages: 513 - 530
Morality, Law and the Fair Distribution of Freedom
Mario Ricciardi
Original Paper 30 July 2013 Pages: 531 - 548
Actio Libera in Causa
Susan Dimock
Original Paper 26 July 2013 Pages: 549 - 569
What Should We Say We Say about Contrived ‘Self-Defense’ Defenses?
Daniel M. Farrell
Original Paper 23 March 2013 Pages: 571 - 585
Entrapment Through the Lens of the Actio Libera in Causa
Leo Katz
Original Paper 19 March 2013 Pages: 587 - 595
Provocateurs
Kimberly Kessler Ferzan
Original Paper 12 March 2013 Pages: 597 - 622
Causing the Conditions of One’s Defense: A Theoretical Non-problem
Larry Alexander
Original Paper 16 March 2013 Pages: 623 - 628
The Contrived Defense and Deterrent Threat Doctrines: A Reply to Professors Finkelstein & Katz
Russell L. Christopher
Original Paper 26 March 2013 Pages: 629 - 636

Volume 7, Issue 3

“Law, Liberty and Morality”: Fifty Years On

A Failed Refutation and an Insufficiently Developed Insight in Hart’s Law, Liberty, and Morality

The Enforcement of Morals Revisited

Enforcing Morality

Should Law Improve Morality?

Sexual Freedom and Impersonal Value

In Defense of “Pure” Legal Moralism

Morality, Law and the Fair Distribution of Freedom

Actio Libera in Causa

What Should We Say We Say about Contrived ‘Self-Defense’ Defenses?

Entrapment Through the Lens of the Actio Libera in Causa

Provocateurs

Causing the Conditions of One’s Defense: A Theoretical Non-problem

The Contrived Defense and Deterrent Threat Doctrines: A Reply to Professors Finkelstein & Katz

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