A philosophical inquiry into criminalizing consensual and “victimless” conduct
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A philosophical inquiry into criminalizing consensual and “victimless” conduct
The concluding volume of Joel Feinberg’s four-part The Moral Limits of Criminal Law turns to conduct often labeled “victimless crime.” Its inquiry centers on the philosophical grounds for using criminal law where direct harm to another person is disputed or consent is involved. Feinberg examines examples including ticket scalping, blackmail, consensual exploitation, commercial fortune telling, and consensual sexual relations, using them to probe the boundaries between wrongdoing, harm, consent, and legal prohibition. As a revised paperback edition, it stands as a focused contribution to debates about the proper reach of criminal law.
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