Prevention and the limits of the criminal law /
"This book is the product of two seminars held at All Souls College, Oxford, at which 14 leading international scholars in the fields of criminal law, public law, legal theory, criminology, philosophy, and political theory presented and discussed early drafts of what were to become the chapters...
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Oxford, United Kingdom :
Oxford University Press,
2013
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Table of Contents:
- The ubiquity of prevention / Frederick Schauer
- Preventionism and criminalization of nonconsummate offences / Petter Asp
- Preventive justice : the quest for principle / Markus Dubber
- Responsibility to protect and preventive justice / Klaus Günther
- Preventive justice and the rule-of-law project / David Dyzenhaus
- Pre-trial detention and the presumption of innocence / R.A. Duff
- Controlling risk / Victor Tadros
- Restraining orders, liberty, and due process / James W. Nickel
- Preventive detention as punishment? : some possible obstacles / Douglas Husak
- Proportionality as a limit on preventive justice : promises and pitfalls / Carol S. Steiker
- Democratic limits to preventive criminal law / Peter Ramsay
- On preventive justice / Matt Matravers
- Punitive preventive justice : a critique / Bernard E. Harcourt
- The politics of mass preventive justice / Pat O'Malley