Placing blame Book

	List of Figures
	Table of Statutes
	Table of Cases
	Introduction	1
1	A Theory of Criminal Law Theories	3
Pt. I	The Theory of Criminal Law's Function
2	Closet Retributivism	83
3	The Moral Worth of Retribution	104
4	Justifying Retributivism	153
Pt. II	The Theory of the General Part: The Theory of Responsibility
A	The Nature of Moral Responsibility	189
5	The Independent Moral Significance of Wrongdoing	191
B	The Elements of Responsibility: Wrongdoing and Culpability	249
1	The Nature of Wrongdoing	249
6	More on Act and Crime	251
7	Causation, Rights-Violations, and Wrongdoing	333
8	Foreseeing Harm Opaquely	363
2	The Nature of Culpability	401
9	Prima Facie Moral Culpability	403
10	Mind, Brain, and the Unconscious	420
11	Intentions and Mens Rea	449
12	Causation and the Excuses	481
13	Choice, Character, and Excuse	548
C	The Agents Who Can Be Responsible: The Nature of Personhood	593
14	Mental Illness and Responsibility	595
15	An Overview of the Criminal Law's Theory of the Person	610
Pt. III	The Theory of the Special Part: Theories of Legislation and of Wrongful Action
A	The Theory of Proper Legislative Aim	637
16	A Non-Exclusionary Theory of Legislative Aim: Taking Aim at Moral Wrongdoing	639
B	The Theory of Moral Wrongfulness	667
17	Torture and the Balance of Evils	669
C	The Theory of the Limits of Criminal Legislation	737
18	Liberty's Limits on Legislation	739
	References	796
	Index	831