Faculty of Law, University of Oxford - Congratulations to Professors Antonios Tzanakopoulos, Kristin Van Zwieten, Sandy Steel, Nicolaos Stavropoulos, Glen Loutzenhiser, Imogen Goold, Nazila Ghanea, Matthew Dyson & Sanja Bogojevic! http://ow.ly ...
Explaining tort and crime legal development across laws and legal systems 18502020 | Private law | Cambridge University Press
The Limits of Criminal Law: Anglo-German Concepts and Principles: Dyson, Matthew, Vogel, Benjamin: 9781780686615: Amazon.com: Books
Lecture on "the law in action" by Max Hill KC, Director of Public Prosecutions | Faculty of Law
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Thinking Deeply About Law
Assize Seminars: Cutting Edge Criminal Law
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About the Editor - Regulating Risk through Private Law
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When the fudge no longer satisfies: when, how, and why tolerance for ambiguity in criminal law starts and ends
