Add to ORKGIn the part of this paper published in an earlier number of the REVIEW, I sought to develop the idea that legal duties are determinedby factors outside any legal theory which has yet crystallized. Thesefactors were designated: (1) The administrative factor; (2) the moralor ethical factor; (3) the economic factor; (4) the prophylactic factor;(5) the justice factor. The first was briefly discussed. Spacelimitations require that the others be dealt with in gross rather thansingly, and in view of this I hastily point the direction taken by eachof them
Tort law assesses negligence according to the conduct of a reasonable person of ordinary prudence wh...
The paper begins with the plausible view that criminal responsibility should track moral responsibil...
This article explores different dimensions of the concept of negligence in the law. The first sectio...
In the part of this paper published in an earlier number of the REVIEW, I sought to develop the idea...
The undertaking to restate the rules and principles developed by theEnglish and American courts find...
The paper has dual aim: to analyse the structure of negligence, and to use it to offer an explanatio...
Without the concept of duty, there is no liability law. Yet, the author demonstrates that although l...
This essay investigates moral and legal responsibility for negligence. Negligence has many meanings;...
This is a draft of my chapter on Negligence for the forthcoming Oxford Handbook in Moral Psychology....
Negligence is conduct which falls below the standard established by law for the protection of other...
This dissertation explores the conceptual evolution of the duty of care during the late-nineteenth a...
Theories of tort law have focused on the breach and causation components of negligence, saying littl...
It is commonly accepted that one can be morally responsible for negligent behavior and its consequen...
It would be futile for the law to attempt to deal in detail byway of precise anticipatory rule with ...
The element of duty is the least understood and most amorphous element of negligence. One reason tha...
Tort law assesses negligence according to the conduct of a reasonable person of ordinary prudence wh...
The paper begins with the plausible view that criminal responsibility should track moral responsibil...
This article explores different dimensions of the concept of negligence in the law. The first sectio...
In the part of this paper published in an earlier number of the REVIEW, I sought to develop the idea...
The undertaking to restate the rules and principles developed by theEnglish and American courts find...
The paper has dual aim: to analyse the structure of negligence, and to use it to offer an explanatio...
Without the concept of duty, there is no liability law. Yet, the author demonstrates that although l...
This essay investigates moral and legal responsibility for negligence. Negligence has many meanings;...
This is a draft of my chapter on Negligence for the forthcoming Oxford Handbook in Moral Psychology....
Negligence is conduct which falls below the standard established by law for the protection of other...
This dissertation explores the conceptual evolution of the duty of care during the late-nineteenth a...
Theories of tort law have focused on the breach and causation components of negligence, saying littl...
It is commonly accepted that one can be morally responsible for negligent behavior and its consequen...
It would be futile for the law to attempt to deal in detail byway of precise anticipatory rule with ...
The element of duty is the least understood and most amorphous element of negligence. One reason tha...
Tort law assesses negligence according to the conduct of a reasonable person of ordinary prudence wh...
The paper begins with the plausible view that criminal responsibility should track moral responsibil...
This article explores different dimensions of the concept of negligence in the law. The first sectio...