Table of contents for Overcriminalization : the limits of the criminal law / Douglas Husak.

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OVERCRIMINALIZATION
			 Douglas Husak
TABLE OF CONTENTS 
 
PREFACE 
 i
ACKNOWLEGEMENTS 
 vi 
CHAPTER ONE: 
THE AMOUNT OF CRIMINAL LAW			 1
	I: TOO MUCH PUNISHMENT, TOO MANY CRIMES	 
2
	II: HOW MORE CRIMES PRODUCE INJUSTICE 
20
	III: THE CONTENT OF NEW OFFENSES			 40
	IV: AN ILLUSTRATION OF OVERCRIMINALIZATION 57
CHAPTER TWO: 
INTERNAL CONSTRAINTS ON 
CRIMINALIZATION						 70
I: THE GENERAL PART OF CRIMINAL LAW		 
74
	II: FROM PUNISHMENT TO CRIMINALIZATION	 98
	III: A RIGHT NOT TO BE PUNISHED? 			 
118
	IV: MALUM PROHIBITUM			 
 133
		
CHAPTER THREE: 
 EXTERNAL CONSTRAINTS ON 
 CRIMINALIZATION 
 156
 I: INFRINGING THE RIGHT NOT TO BE PUNISHED 
 158
 II: THE DEVIL IN THE DETAILS				 	 172
 III: CRIMES OF RISK-CREATION 	 			 
 208
CHAPTER FOUR: 
ALTERNATIVE THEORIES OF 
CRIMINALIZATION						 232
	I: LAW AND ECONOMICS						 234
	II: UTILITARIANISM		 
 245
	III: LEGAL MORALISM						 256
BIBLIOGRAPHY [not 
included] 270
TABLE OF CASES [not 
included]
INDEX 
 [not included]

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Criminal law -- United States -- Philosophy.