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It's Murder!(?)
Seattle Critical Review (3):8-12 (2013)
Abstract
Although this piece was inspired by the kinds of legal puzzles discussed by Hart and Honore in Causation in the Law, the puzzle cases presented here are intended to test the reader's intuitions about what constitutes murder. Play along!Author's Profile
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