A Political Theory of Leniency in Mexico's War on Drugs
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Atrocity Without Punishment argues that, amid Mexico’s drug?war violence, lenient sentencing for many drug?trade offenders can be a morally justified—and even necessary—form of accountability. Challenging assumptions about deterrence, legitimacy, and justice, it proposes a more ethical, politically viable criminal legal system.
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