Criminal Justice Ethics articles from June 22 1993

Criminal Justice Ethics archives from June 22 1993

Security forces practices in Egypt.
June 22, 1993... For strong-arm governments anywhere in the world, an internal-security apparatus typically looms large in the matrix that maintains the system, perpetuates authoritarian power, and deters--or quashes--actual and perceived challenges to a...

Religious grounds in liberal politics.
June 22, 1993... I. Introduction Since this essay is drawn from the draft of a book entitled Private Consciences and Public Reasons,[1] putting the essay in context and explaining how it relates to criminal justice ethics may aid the reader to see its...

Faultless mistake of fact: justification or excuse?
June 22, 1993... I. Introduction According to Lafave and Scott, "No area of the substantive criminal law has traditionally been surrounded by more confusion than that of ignorance or mistake of fact or law."[1] However, the authors go on to say that "[i]n...

Against Excess: Drug Policy for Results.
June 22, 1993... Review Essay/Temperance Ideology and Sociological Denial: Prohibitionism in Drug Policy Discourse Between the ravages attributed to crack and those of the war on illicit drugs, the past few years might be called an "era of excess," as...

Ethics of an Artificial Person: Lost Responsibility in Professions and Organizations.
June 22, 1993... Elizabeth Wolgast, Ethics of an Artificial Person: Lost Responsibility in Professions and Organizations Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 1992, 161 pp. Elizabeth Wolgast, a professor of philosophy at California State University,...