Federal Mens REA Interpretation and the Limits of Culpability’s Relevance
Darryl K. Brown
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Darryl K. Brown
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My thanks to the conference participants and hosts for insight at an early stage of this project, to colleagues in a workshop at University of Virginia School of Law for critical feedback on a later draft, and to Richard Bonnie and John Duffy for extensive feedback on
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My thanks to the conference participants and hosts for insight at an early stage of this project, to colleagues in a workshop at University of Virginia School of Law for critical feedback on a later draft, and to Richard Bonnie and John Duffy for extensive feedback on
Key concepts: Mens rea, Culpability, Punishment (psychology), Law, Criminal law, Supreme court, Judicial interpretation, Political science