Excusing Crime

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Exploring the complexities of criminal responsibility, this book delves into the concept of excusing conditions in law. It challenges traditional views by advocating for the recognition of a broader array of excuses beyond duress, including 'diminished capacity', 'due diligence', and 'demands of conscience'. Jeremy Horder presents a compelling argument for how these factors should influence the legal treatment of individuals who may have committed wrongdoing.