Is the Criminal Law (So) Special? Comments on Douglas Husak’s Theory of Criminalization

Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies 1 (1):3-20 (2010)
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This is Re'em Segev's contribution to the symposium on Douglas Husak's book "Overcriminalization."

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Re'em Segev
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