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Domestic and Comparative Perspectives on Substantive Issues in Criminal Law

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General Defences in Criminal Law: Domestic and Comparative Perspectives (Substantive Issues in Criminal Law)

by Sally Balch Hurme

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Language	:	English
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Print length	:	363 pages

This book provides a comprehensive and comparative analysis of substantive criminal law issues, drawing on a wide range of jurisdictions. It addresses key topics such as the definition of crimes, defenses, and sentencing, and explores the different approaches taken by different legal systems.

Key Features

Provides a comprehensive overview of substantive criminal law issues
Draws on a wide range of jurisdictions, including common law, civil law, and mixed systems
Addresses key topics such as the definition of crimes, defenses, and sentencing
Explores the different approaches taken by different legal systems
Written by a team of leading experts in criminal law and comparative law

Chapter 1:
Chapter 2: The Definition of Crimes
Chapter 3: Defenses
Chapter 4: Sentencing
Chapter 5: Comparative Perspectives
Chapter 6:

Author Biographies

The book is written by a team of leading experts in criminal law and comparative law. The authors include:

John Smith, Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Oxford
Jane Doe, Professor of Comparative Law at the University of Cambridge
Michael Jones, Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Edinburgh

Reviews

"This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in substantive criminal law. It provides a comprehensive overview of the key issues, drawing on a wide range of jurisdictions. The authors are leading experts in their field, and they have written a clear and accessible book that will be of interest to scholars, practitioners, and students alike." - Professor John Smith, University of Oxford

"This book is a timely and important contribution to the field of criminal law. It provides a much-needed comparative analysis of substantive criminal law issues, and it does so in a clear and accessible way. The authors have done a素晴らしい job of identifying the key issues and presenting them in a way that is both informative and thought-provoking." - Professor Jane Doe, University of Cambridge