HOMICIDE LAW IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE pot

... for going in its chosen direction. 2. English Homicide Law: Char t ing the Changing Philosophies . Historically, the law of homicide in England and Wales has had a number of distinguishing marks. ... little consistency in the law s approach). A further distinguishing mark can be found in the fact that fatal offences in English law are relatively insensitive to the way in...

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... national law. This caused lawyers and legal historians to concentrate on internal legal developments. Moreover, in the heyday of state sovereignty, the binding character of public interna- tional law ... Macdonald (Dalhousie Law School), the first issue of The Journal of the History of International Law was published. International coordination of research in the history of internat...

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... important role to play in making comparative material available in asystematic manner. The role of comparative law in the judicial process is subject to increasing scrutiny, covering topics as diverse ... the decision in question. In a shrinking world theremustbesomevirtueinuniformityofoutcomewhatever the diversity of approach in reaching that outcome. 15 The growing use of...

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... ecclesiastical courts continued to look to the writers of the Continent for guidance and authority in administering the system of justice they had inherited from the Middle Ages. Intellectual links between ... common lawyer in Folger MS. V.b.5, f. 177. The medieval inheritance 3 offences involving the fabric of individual churches (such as neglect of ornaments or disturbances within churc...

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... broadcasting and maintaining authority over large numbers of people. And although a variety of bureaucratic functions and indicators of state capacity have been examined, arguably the most illuminating approach ... within speed limits, or restraining from colluding with competitors (antitrust laws). These may be directly economic/fiscal in nature, or behavioral/regulator y in nature. Sacri...

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... beauty bringing tears to their eyes in such a period a man will usually have a different attitude to his feeling side than in a militaristic period. During a Romantic period the feeling, artistic ... consciousness. Its function consists in translating into action impulses from within and without. For example, when the telephone rings, I interrupt whatever I’m doing and answer it; or...

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... that criminal law plays in society, from stigmatising immoral conduct to improving trading stan- dards. Criminal sanctions play an important part in protecting consumers by discouraging unacceptable ... protection law and criminal law hav e both received consider- able analysis from academic lawyers. The role of legal intervention with the aim of protecting the consumer has come in...

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... Mansfield hisB.A .in1 727,hetookupstudiesatLincoln’sInnuntilcalledtothebar in November 1730. 4 Reading law at Lincoln’s Inn was, by the 1720s, largely self-study.The only formal requirements were ‘‘to dine in ... Cicero’s Latin orations into English and back again. Murray’s attachment to the law began early. He was entered in Lincoln’s Inn in April 1724 while still an undergraduate...

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... Law and Inter-State Relations in Ancient India (1958); Nawaz, The Law of Nations in Ancient India, 6 Indian BIA 172 (1957); Pavithran, International Law in Ancient India, 5 Eastern JIL 220, 307 ... Ruben, Inter-State Relations in Ancient India and Kautilya’s Arthasastra, 4 Indian YBIA 137 (1955); Sastri, International Law and Relations in Ancient India, 1 Indian YBIA 97 (195...

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