The moral agency of corporations and its implications for criminal law theory by Rich, S

“…<p>This thesis analyses the corporation, a business entity, as a form of group agent and considers its treatment under criminal law. I use group agency theory, drawn from the philosophy of action, to explain how a corporation can be a rational, moral agent with an existence separate from its individual human members' existence. …”

Emotions in court by Luth, M, Margreet Luth-Morgan

Subjects: “…Criminal Law…”

The many faces of the reasonable person by Gardner, J

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Against accomplice liability by Kaiserman, A

“…In this chapter, I argue that accomplice liability in the criminal law should be replaced with a system in which agents are criminalized on the basis of their individual contributions to causings of harm—the larger the contribution, the more severe the crime—regardless of whether those contributions were made “through” the actions of another person. …”

Criminals in uniform by Gardner, J

“…Such a discussion invites us further to reflect on what it is to be a citizen and how the criminal law should be constituted in the light of such a notion.…”

Uses and misuses of criminalisation by Edwards, J

“…This thesis seeks to provide one part of the answer, by addressing an aspect of the question little discussed by criminal law theorists. Thus it seeks not classes of conduct which it is impermissible to criminalise, nor classes of objective which offence-creators cannot permissibly pursue. …”