
Jacob Bronsther researches the theoretical foundations of criminal law and tort law. His current projects examine how crimes and torts constitute wrongs to society itself, and the modes of redressing such public wrongs; the regulation of AI, including the possibility of sanctioning autonomous systems directly; the relationship between retributive and corrective justice; and the moral and legal significance of intentions. Jake also writes about political partisanship, the legislative process, and
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