Criminal law in the Bible by Pikov, G.

“…The Old Testament criminal law, especially its moralizing attitude to state and private violence, crime and punishment, can be ranked among the most important sources of Medieval and Modern jurisprudence. …”
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Depictions of “mental illness” in Greek criminal court rulings: Α discourse analysis by Eleni Mousourouli, Despina Neztekidou, Eugenie Georgaca

“…A Foucauldian discourse analysis approach was applied to criminal court rulings published from 2009 to 2018 to identify dominant discursive resources used to construct “mental illness”, as well as the functions performed by judicial discourse through the specific depictions of perpetrators and their crimes. Two main constructs emerged from the analysis. …”
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Offences agains royal power in Early Medieval German law: from civil delictum to treason by Sannikov, Sergey

“…Analyzing Early Medieval legal and historical sources, the author reconstructs the main stages of the historical evolution of notions concerning the essence of crimes against royal authority from civil delictum to treason. …”
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