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Risking Wrongdoing and Changing Your Mind

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Goodin, Robert

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Franz Steiner Verlag

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Sometimes you risk contributing to a wrongdoing occurring in ways that are themselves wrong. Some would however say that you have not (yet) done anything wrong, just so long as you retain control over whether or not the wrongdoing occurs. There may be good pragmatic reasons for legal codes to be written in that way, but morally there are no good principled reasons for - and strong ones against - endorsing that view.

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Archives for Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy (Archiv Fur Rechts-Und Sozialphilosophie)

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