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Journal Article
Updating the Study of Punishment
2004
Overview
Meares et al. review some basic themes that a useful casebook on criminal law should cover. They sketch four areas in which interdisciplinary approaches to thinking about the purposes punishment can and should be incorporated into teaching criminal law. Notably, each case emphasizes nonretributivist approaches to punishment, which they believe have gotten short shrift in criminal law textbooks published most recently.
