Ignorance of the Criminal Law, and Duties to Avoid it by Ashworth, A

Ignorance of the Criminal Law, and Duties to Avoid it by Ashworth, A

“…I begin by scrutinising the relevant rule of English criminal law and the justifications offered for it. I then go on to situate the 'ignorance-of-law' doctrine in the context of the principle of legality and the rule of law, those bastions of liberal criminal law theory. …”

Fifty years of the Criminal law review by Ashworth, A, Dennis, I

A study of exploitation for the criminal law by Collins, J

“…<p>What is the state's duty to penalize serious interpersonal exploitation using the criminal law? Does the state discharge this duty appropriately? …”

Fifty years of the Criminal Law Review by Ashworth, A, Dennis, I

Theorising the doctrine of joint criminal enterprise in international criminal law by Jain, N

“…<p>This thesis develops a theoretical account of the basis and justification for the doctrine of Joint Criminal Enterptise in international criminal law by examining principles governing the ascription of criminal responsibility in English and German criminal law. …”

A change of normative position: Determining the contours of culpability in criminal law by Ashworth, A

Defending the criminal law: Reflections on the changing character of crime, procedure, and sanctions by Ashworth, A, Zedner, L

“…These challenges have led to changes in the scope of the criminal law, in criminal procedure, and in the nature and use of criminal trials. …”

A Change of Normative Position: Determining the Contours of Culpability in Criminal Law by Ashworth, A

Defending the Criminal Law: Reflections on the Changing Character of Crime, Procedure and Sanctions by Ashworth, A, Zedner, L

The Human Rights Act and the substantive criminal law: A non-minimalist view by Ashworth, A

Miscarriages of justice: a definition by Birdling, M

Subjects: “…Criminal Law…”

Correction of miscarriages of justice in New Zealand and England by Birdling, M, Malcolm Birdling

Subjects: “…Criminal Law ? Human rights…”

Rethinking Article 6: the criminal fair trial rights case law of the European Court of Human Rights by Goss, R

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Rhetoric or reality?: victims' enforcement mechanisms in England and Wales and the United States by Manikis, M

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Rethinking money laundering offences: a global comparative analysis by Durrieu, R

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Prevention and criminalization: Justifications and limits by Ashworth, A, Zedner, L

“…Prevention is an important facet of criminalization, but one that must be subject to principled constraint if it is not to result in overextension of the criminal law. This article surveys the scope and forms of prevention within criminal law, analyzes its justifications and limits, and considers whether and when prevention might better be pursued through civil or regulatory procedures. …”

‘Technologies of responsibility’: social order, disorderly citizens, and the state by Ashworth, A, Zedner, L

“…It concludes by considering the implications of these developments for the attribution of responsibility both in and outside the criminal law.…”

Positive duties, regulation and the criminal sanction by Ashworth, A

“…Examines three categories of the positive duties of citizenship that are enforceable under the criminal law, namely duties to report, duties to prevent and duties to protect. …”

A new generation of omissions offences? by Ashworth, A

“…Reviews the rise in criminal law's preventive uses, and the expansion of criminal liability by diffusing omissions responsibility, including failures to report, prevent or protect. …”