San Diego Law Review
Document Type
Symposium Article
Abstract
Compensation is one of the least controversial goals of law; compensating for harms is assumed to be both efficient and morally praiseworthy. I shall argue that the moral component of this assumption needs refinement. Some of the features of legal remedies that pass as compensatory suggest that pursuit of compensation is not entirely virtuous.
Recommended Citation
Emily Sherwin,
Compensation and Revenge,
40
San Diego L. Rev.
1387
(2003).
Available at:
https://digital.sandiego.edu/sdlr/vol40/iss4/12