Add to ORKGFirst paragraph: Philosophical (as distinct from sociological or historical) theories of criminal law display both analytical and normative dimensions. Analytically, they investigate the defining features of criminal law, as a distinctive kind of law. Normatively, they examine the proper structure and aims of criminal law: what principles should govern it? Towards what goals should it be oriented? Why should we maintain a system of criminal law
The Law of crimes is founded on some substantive cardinal principles. Any interdisciplinary analysis...
The traditional or classical picture of criminal law reform has two components. The first component ...
Sociological and criminological theory continue to debate the relative importance of personal charac...
First paragraph: Philosophical (as distinct from sociological or historical) theories of criminal la...
Criminal law scholarship is marked by a sharp fault line separating substantive criminal law from cr...
Note bibliographique du livre : P. Rush et S. Yeo, Criminal Law Sourcebook, Sydney, Butterworths, 20...
Modern criminal law scholars and policymakers assume they are free to construct criminal law rules b...
ABSTRACT: The principle of legality, in criminal law, means that only the law can define a crime and...
Modern globalization processes consisting in transnational integration concern not only politics, ec...
"Criminal Law for Criminologists uses theoretical and practical research to bridge the gap between '...
A synopsis of the criminal law as decided by our appellate courts consists, in the main, of a restat...
In the United States today criminal justice can vary from state to state, as various states alter th...
The thesis of this chapter is simple and straightforward. The criminal law is a thoroughly folk psyc...
Legality principle as a foundation of criminal law protecting itself with strict, definite, and rigi...
What distinguishes “criminal law” from all other law? This question should be central to both crimin...
The Law of crimes is founded on some substantive cardinal principles. Any interdisciplinary analysis...
The traditional or classical picture of criminal law reform has two components. The first component ...
Sociological and criminological theory continue to debate the relative importance of personal charac...
First paragraph: Philosophical (as distinct from sociological or historical) theories of criminal la...
Criminal law scholarship is marked by a sharp fault line separating substantive criminal law from cr...
Note bibliographique du livre : P. Rush et S. Yeo, Criminal Law Sourcebook, Sydney, Butterworths, 20...
Modern criminal law scholars and policymakers assume they are free to construct criminal law rules b...
ABSTRACT: The principle of legality, in criminal law, means that only the law can define a crime and...
Modern globalization processes consisting in transnational integration concern not only politics, ec...
"Criminal Law for Criminologists uses theoretical and practical research to bridge the gap between '...
A synopsis of the criminal law as decided by our appellate courts consists, in the main, of a restat...
In the United States today criminal justice can vary from state to state, as various states alter th...
The thesis of this chapter is simple and straightforward. The criminal law is a thoroughly folk psyc...
Legality principle as a foundation of criminal law protecting itself with strict, definite, and rigi...
What distinguishes “criminal law” from all other law? This question should be central to both crimin...
The Law of crimes is founded on some substantive cardinal principles. Any interdisciplinary analysis...
The traditional or classical picture of criminal law reform has two components. The first component ...
Sociological and criminological theory continue to debate the relative importance of personal charac...