What kind of case presents difficulties for all the theories of punishment?
a) Where harm occurs but the people causing it are clearly irresponsible.
b) Where harm occurs but the people causing it are really without fault.
c) Where harm does not occur but could if people were slightly more unlucky.
d) Where harm does occur but the people causing it cannot be caught.
B
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____________________.
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