The purpose of this article is to explain how the principle of corrective justice has been displaced by the provision of no-fault compensation for personal injuries. In explaining the transition from tort liability for personal injuries to no-fault compensation, the aim is to identify the norms...

This paper identifies an impasse between two conceptions of ‘property rights’. Formal conceptions explain ‘property rights’ in terms of an alienable right to exclude, that has moral significance in terms of individuals’ preference satisfaction, and describe a trust beneficiary as...

There are a set of wrongs that are normatively distinct as ‘criminal wrongs', and yet, there is disagreement as to ‘the basic features of criminal liability' that explain this normative distinctiveness. The only consensus has been that criminal wrongs are ‘public wrongs'. For some, they...