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Abstract
It has been uniformly accepted in Anglo-American jurisprudence that motive is neither an element of a crime, nor a defense to its existence.
Recommended Citation
Theodore Sachs,
CBIMINAL LAW--HUMANITARIAN MOTIVE AS A DEFENSE TO HOMICIDE--State v. Sander, (N.H. 1950).,
48
Mich. L. Rev.
1199
(1950).
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