Hi-Phi Nation Plus: Procedural and Substantive Justice and Unconvicted Conduct

Hi-Phi Nation Plus

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Barry is joined by USC philosopher Mark Schroeder and Northeastern philosopher Matthew Noah Smith to talk about John Rawl's distinction between procedural and substantive justice, and whether it helps to evaluate the use of unconvicted conduct in sentencing.

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