Jurisprudence and Legal Philosophy
Normativity and Norms
Critical Perspectives on Kelsenian Themes
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Kelsen is one of the most important legal philosophers
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Privilege or Punish
Criminal Justice and the Challenge of Family Ties
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Provides a new and sweeping analysis of the broad range of rules, doctrines and practices in criminal law that are driven by concerns about familial relationships
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Overcriminalization
The Limits of the Criminal Law
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Douglas Husak urges the importance of limiting the authority of states to enact and enforce criminal offences
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Torture
A Collection
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Jul 2006
ISBN13: 9780195306460ISBN10: 0195306465
The first book to bring together divergent and controversial views of public intellectuals in the debate over the government-sanctioned use of torture.
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A Philosophy of Evidence Law
Justice in the Search for Truth
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Offers a novel and distinctive cross-disciplinary perspective on the law of evidence
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