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3 Crim. Just. Ethics 1 (1984)

handle is hein.journals/crimjeth3 and id is 1 raw text is: CRIMINAL JUSTICE ETHICS VOLUME 3/NUMBER 1 WINTER/SPRING 1984 COMMENTARY: Crime and Public Opinion / ROBERT B. McKAY 2 EXCHANGE The Insanity Defense I Rejoinder to Professor Litwack I ERNEST VAN DEN HAAG 3 ERNEST VAN DEN HAAG 20 The Moral Foundations of the Rejoinder to Professor Van Den Haag / Insanity Defense / THOMAS R. LITWACK 12 THOMAS R. LITWACK 23 ARTICLES Deterring Illegal Behavior by The Moral and Legal Responsibility Officials of Complex Organizations / of the Bad Samaritan / JOEL FEINBERG 56 JAMESON W. DOIG DOUGLAS E. PHILLIPS The Ongoing Soviet Debate About the TYCHO MANSON 27 Presumption of Innocence / GEORGE P. FLETCHER 69 IN THE LITERATURE Review Essay / Decriminalization and Book Notes 85 the Constitution 76 Publications Received 86 David A. J. Richards Sex, Drugs, Death, and the Law I FREDERICK SCHAUER NEWS AND NOTES Programs 87 Courses 87 Institute News 88 Editors William C. Heffernan, Shirley R. Schnitzer Managing Editor Margaret Doyle Associate Editors Jeffrey Blustein, Rogers Brubaker, Frederick A. Elliston, Lotte Feinberg, Barry Latzer, Barbara Raffel Price Production Editor Bert N. Zelman Art Director Betty Binns Editorial Advisory Board Hugo A. Bedau Tufts University Sissela Bok Cambridge, Massachusetts Daniel Callahan The Hastings Center Ronald Dworkin University of Oxford and New York University Law School Joel Feinberg University of Arizona George P. Fletcher Columbia University School of Law The Hon. Lois G. Forer Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia Kent Greenawalt Columbia University School of Law Philip Heymann Harvard Law School John Kaplan Stanford University School of Law Gerald W. Lynch John Jay College of Criminal Justice Jerome Skolnick School of Law, University of California, Berkeley Timothy Stroup John Jay College of Criminal Justice Judith Jarvis Thomson Massachusetts Institute of Technology Benjamin Ward Police Commissioner, City of New York Richard Wasserstrom University of California, Santa Cruz Copyright © 1984 Criminal Justice Ethics / ISSN 0731-129X The Institute for Criminal Justice Ethics / 444 West 56th Street / New York, NY 10019. The journal is sent without charge to all members of the Institute for Criminal Justice Ethics. Information about membership is provided on the opposite page.

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