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EPISODE · Nov 7, 2025 · 28 MIN

Law and Metaethics: The Limits of Moral Objectivity in Hard Cases

from Doing Time, Talking Crime · host Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law

Guest: Rafael Dalla Barba This episode of Doing Time, Talking Crime is for the legal theorists out there, as it unpacks the very nature of “truth” and “right answers” within the law. Christopher Murphy is joined by Rafael Dalla Barba from the Institute's Department of Public Law. Rafael is particularly interested in exploring whether and how legal hermeneutics and metaethics can contribute to understanding the adjudication of so-called hard cases in law. So get ready for some serious jurisprudence on Doing Time, Talking Crime!

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