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And should be more or less legally irrelevant. But it does impact, in my view, the moral judgement they deserve. I suppose, if moral judgements and legality ha
by joe_the_user 1y ago
And should be more or less legally irrelevant. But it does impact, in my view, the moral judgement they deserve.
I suppose, if moral judgements and legality have no relation, sure. But what does that imply.
- cobbzilla 1y agoWe try to have moral laws but it’s impossible because morality is slippery. This is why we have judges and juries. Also, laws are not moral merely because they exist. Plenty of unjust and immoral laws on the books just depends who you ask.
- JumpCrisscross 1y ago> if moral judgements and legality have no relation, sure. But what does that imply Something akin to moral hazard [1]. I should also clarify that I meant legally irrelevant to conviction. It's absolutely relevant to sentencing. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_hazard https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_hazard