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by Eugène Mouton (Author)
Le Devoir De Punir: Introduction À L'histoire Et À La Théorie Du Droit De Punir, by Eugène Mouton, delves into the historical and theoretical foundations of the right to punish. Published in 1887, this work offers a comprehensive examination of criminal law, exploring its evolution and philosophical underpinnings. Mouton's study provides insights into the social and legal contexts that shape punitive systems.
This book is an invaluable resource for scholars and students interested in the history of law, criminology, and the theories behind legal punishment. It examines French legal history and the broader European context, offering a detailed perspective on the development of criminal justice systems.
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