Harm as the basis for criminalising conduct

• Who argues conduct should be criminalised based on its lack of morality?(Legal moralism)


  Devlin
• Devlin


  Criminalising conduct on the basis of its lack of morality (Legal moralism)
• Devlin

  Criminalising conduct on the basis of its lack of morality (Legal moralism)
• Who argues that stopping someone from harming themselves can be a justification for criminalising conduct? (Also known as Paternalism)

  Hart
• Who proposed Paternalism?


  Hart
• Hart


  Stopping someone from harming themselves can be a justification for criminalising conduct (Paternalism)
• Hart

  Stopping someone from harming themselves can be a justification for criminalising conduct (Paternalism)
• Who argues that harm to others is the only justifiable basis for criminalising conduct?

  Mill
• Mill


  Harm to others is the only justifiable basis for criminalising conduct
• Mill

  Harm to others is the only justifiable basis for criminalising conduct
• Who argues that conduct that is offensive but not harmful should be criminalised?

  Feinberg
• Feinberg

  Conduct that is offensive but not harmful should be criminalised
• Feinberg


  Conduct that is offensive but not harmful should be criminalised