Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Priface 1
4. Introduction: The Argument and Its Audience 3
5. PART I: RATIONALE
6. 1 The Dilemma of Punishment 7
7. 2 The Meaning of Punishment 17
8. 3 Justifications for Criminal Punishment 35
9. 4 Toward an Integrated Theory of Criminal Punishment 62
10. 5 Culpability and Conduct 71
11. 6 Culpability and Excuses 103
12. 7 Proof and Proportionality 136
13. PART II: PROCESS
14. 8 Two Models of the Criminal Process 147
15. 9 The Models in Operation: From Arrest to Charge 174
16. 10 The Models in Operation: From Charge to Guilt Determination 205
17. 11 The Models in Operation: Review of Errors 227
18. 12 The Trend and Its Impact: A Tentative Appraisal 239
19. PART III: LIMITS
20. 13 An Approach to the Problem of Limits 247
21. 14 The Search for Limits: Law and Morals 261
22. 15 The Search for Limits: Profit and Loss 270
23. 16 The Criteria Applied: Morals Offenses 296
24. 17 The Criteria Applied: Miscellaneous Offenses 332
25. Conclusion: Means and Ends 364
26. Bibliographical Note 369
27. Index 379