Great Debates: Criminal Law by Herring, J

A commentary on criminal law and evidence by Mohamad Yunus, Mohamad Ismail

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Criminal Law, 4th ed by Herring, J

Criminal Law, 5th ed by Herring, J

Strict liability in criminal law : a comparative approach by Kamaruddin, Zaleha

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The Islamic criminal laws: hudood, qisas and ta'zir laws

“…Some peole say that Islamic criminal law in such form irrelevant since the reality of life is now different. …”
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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

Women who kill their spouses: the effects of the background factors on the applicability of legal defenses in English criminal law by Ismail, S.Z.

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Explaining criminal careers: implications for justice policy by MacLeod, J, Grove, P, Farrington, D

Subjects: “…Criminal Law…”

The principle of loyalty in EU law by Klamert, M

Subjects: “…Criminal Law - Public international law…”

Criminal procedure in Syariah Court by Abd Aziz, Shamrahayu

“…The law aims to ensure a proper, fair and just process in the enforcement of criminal law. Islamic law has the same concept with specific rules governing the administration of criminal justice. …”
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Federal proceeds of crime law by English, J, Hickey, S, Bronitt, S

“…It also contains a wealth of material for those undertaking research or teaching specialised electives in federal criminal law.…”

Rights and Duties in Shari'ah and Common Law by Mohammad, Mohammad Tahir [Sabit]

“…Issues that are covered, here, range from jurisprudence, to laws of peace and war, i.e. constitutional law, family, transactions, land and property, succession, torts, and criminal law. The book introduces hukm (legal rules or texts) as the source and/or standard of behaviour and thus of rights and duties. …”

The Spanish Enlightenment revisited

“…Examination of major constitutional and social initiatives, such as the development of new scientific projects and economic societies, the reform of criminal law, and a re-evaluation of the country’s colonial policies, reveals how ideas, principles and practices from the wider European Enlightenment are adapted for the country’s specific context. …”