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+## Criminal law
+(sep-criminal-law)
+Punitive view: that the sole function of criminal law is to deliver
+justified punishment for crimes. This is generally accepted to some
+degree.
+
+Criminal law's function is responding to crime: calling offenders to
+account for criminal activity. Can have value without punishment. No
+arbitrary punishment, but rather proof of guilt in a court.
+
+Community:
+
+ More importantly, one might claim that in the case of paradigmatic
+ crimes—like robbery, rape, or battery—criminal law responds to
+ wrongs on behalf of particular individuals—on behalf of those who
+ have been robbed, raped, or battered. On this view, a positive
+ case for criminalization need not await the finding that 𝐷 owes
+ something to the whole community. It is at least sometimes enough
+ that 𝐷 owes something to those 𝐷 has wronged, which 𝐷 would fail
+ to provide in the absence of criminal proceedings.
+
+Preventing wrongdoing: potentially flawed. Reference prohibition.
+
+## How much law is there
+- find source
+- anarchist handbook: ?