This article assesses sentencing guidelines recently issued by the Sentencing Council for the offence of manslaughter. The guidelines are considered in the context of escalating sentences for the offence generally, and the statutory reforms to manslaughter made by the Coroners and Justice Act 2009 . The article concludes that the guidelines are impressive, sophisticated, and likely to provide flexibility in practice, but that there are unanswered questions about the relationship between manslaughter sentencing and the murder minimum term starting points in Sch.21
The article considers the situation which the Government’s reforms of sentencing and penal treatment...
This article argues that the chaos of the US Supreme Court’s death penalty jurisprudence can be sort...
This article argues that the current law on homicide fails to satisfy the goal of “fair labelling” l...
This thesis examines the origins of Schedule 21 and the intention behind it by making detailed recou...
This article critiques the definitive guideline on sentencing loss of control manslaughter in Englan...
This article reviews the current sentencing regime for the crime of murder in Canada with a view to ...
The authors take a closer look at the current sentencing laws for murder and argue the need to chang...
This article argues that Canadian homicide law is handicapped by trying to combine two contradictory...
Sentencing guidelines have been slowly evolving in England and Wales since 1998. Definitive guidelin...
Domestic criminal lawyers have become accustomed to the often slow pace of reform in their disciplin...
This, the first of two articles on the Law Commission's proposals to reform the homicide legislation...
The laws surrounding involuntary manslaughter construct a confused picture of accountability to poss...
Sentencing in England and Wales entered another era in 2010 as a result of reforms introduced by the...
This article examines sentencing trends over the past 18 years for men who kill their intimate partn...
Honour-Based Violence (HBV) and Honour Killings are crimes committed to salvage the reputation of fa...
The article considers the situation which the Government’s reforms of sentencing and penal treatment...
This article argues that the chaos of the US Supreme Court’s death penalty jurisprudence can be sort...
This article argues that the current law on homicide fails to satisfy the goal of “fair labelling” l...
This thesis examines the origins of Schedule 21 and the intention behind it by making detailed recou...
This article critiques the definitive guideline on sentencing loss of control manslaughter in Englan...
This article reviews the current sentencing regime for the crime of murder in Canada with a view to ...
The authors take a closer look at the current sentencing laws for murder and argue the need to chang...
This article argues that Canadian homicide law is handicapped by trying to combine two contradictory...
Sentencing guidelines have been slowly evolving in England and Wales since 1998. Definitive guidelin...
Domestic criminal lawyers have become accustomed to the often slow pace of reform in their disciplin...
This, the first of two articles on the Law Commission's proposals to reform the homicide legislation...
The laws surrounding involuntary manslaughter construct a confused picture of accountability to poss...
Sentencing in England and Wales entered another era in 2010 as a result of reforms introduced by the...
This article examines sentencing trends over the past 18 years for men who kill their intimate partn...
Honour-Based Violence (HBV) and Honour Killings are crimes committed to salvage the reputation of fa...
The article considers the situation which the Government’s reforms of sentencing and penal treatment...
This article argues that the chaos of the US Supreme Court’s death penalty jurisprudence can be sort...
This article argues that the current law on homicide fails to satisfy the goal of “fair labelling” l...