Name: Sentencing the Ethically-Motivated Offender. Mitigation for 'Ethical' Criminality? (en Inglés)
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Author: Julian V. Roberts;Leo Zaibert;Jesper Ryberg
ISBN: 9780198993018

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Sentencing the Ethically-Motivated Offender. Mitigation for 'Ethical' Criminality? (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

OUP Oxford

Autor

Julian V. Roberts;Leo Zaibert;Jesper Ryberg

Año

2026

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

296

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

Dimensiones

23.40 x 15.60 cm

ISBN13

9780198993018

Sentencing the Ethically-Motivated Offender. Mitigation for 'Ethical' Criminality? (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "Sentencing the Ethically-Motivated Offender. Mitigation for 'Ethical' Criminality? (en Inglés)"

With case histories from Europe, Asia, and Latin America, Sentencing the Ethically-Motivated Offender confronts the various perspectives on mitigating sentencing for people convicted of ethically motivated crimes.

From climate change protests in the West, to pro-democracy demonstrations in Asia, in recent years we have witnessed a global rise in offending motivated by a 'just cause'. This book argues that the conventional criminal law and sentencing frameworks where the offender is seen as malignantly motivated and punished accordingly is inappropriate here. Legislatures, courts, sentencing councils and commissions must now confront the question: should people convicted of ethically-motivated crimes benefit from mitigation at sentencing?

Bringing together contributors from Europe, Asia, and Latin America, Sentencing the Ethically-Motivated Offender: Mitigation for 'Ethical' Criminality? explores various criminal acts which might be perceived to be ethically defensible, and what the appropriate criminal law responses should be. Bridging the gap between theory and practice, the book contains a number of case histories, examining how the courts in a range of countries sentence environmental, political, and other offenders. Part I of the volume addresses a range of cross-cutting questions which apply across many forms of 'ethical offending'. Part II contains a series of jurisdiction-specific analyses which reveal the diversity of approaches to sentencing offenders who act from an honourable motive.

Sitting at the intersection of criminal law, criminal justice and philosophy, this volume represents the first scholarly effort towards clarifying the principles and practices relevant to sentencing the ethically-motivated defendant.