Crime, Punishment, and the Psychology of Self-Control
Hollander-Blumoff, Rebecca
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Abstract
Criminal law, by design, assigns culpability for intentional, volitional action. Criminal law theory and criminal law doctrine thus both place an important emphasis on an individual's ability to control his or her behavior.