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The paper shows how deeply legal conceptions are bound up with psychological ones. Guilt in the legal sense deals with the conception
of willing a certain act and of knowing that its consequences are dangerous. These are psychological conceptions and the paper very ably investigates how far modern law and practice follow the lines shown by Freud and where they adhere to old customs.