This collection, by leading legal scholars, presents historical, theological, philosophical, and legal perspectives on Christianity and Criminal Law. The book will be an invaluable resource for students and academics working in the areas of Law and Religion, Legal Philosophy and Theology.
This collection, by leading legal scholars, presents historical, theological, philosophical, and legal perspectives on Christianity and Criminal Law. The book will be an invaluable resource for students and academics working in the areas of Law and Religion, Legal Philosophy and Theology.
Mark Hill QC practises from Chambers in the Inner Temple, London, and is Associate Professor at Cardiff University, UK; the University of Pretoria, South Africa; King's College London, UK; and Notre Dame University Law School, Sydney, Australia. Norman Doe is Professor of Law at Cardiff University, UK, and Director of its Centre for Law and Religion. RH Helmholz is the Ruth Wyatt Rosenson Distinguished Service Professor of Law at the University of Chicago, USA. John Witte, Jr. is Woodruff University Professor of Law, McDonald Distinguished Professor of Religion and Director of the Center for the Study of Law and Religion at Emory University, USA.
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Preface - Lord Judge 1. Introduction Mark Hill QC Historical Contributions of Christianity to Criminal Law 2. Criminal Law in the Old Testament: Homicide, the Problem of Mens Rea , and God Brent A. Strawn 3. Conflicting Criminal Jurisdictions in Early Christianity Markus Bockmuehl 4. Crime and the Canon Law R. H. Helmholz 5. Retaliation: Christian Reasons for Punishment: An overview Mathias Schmoeckel 6. Christianity and the Liberal Enlightenment Reforms of Criminal Law Heikki Pihlajamäki Christianity and the Principles of Criminal Law 7. The Nature of Sin and Crime: Spiritual and Civil Jurisdictions Compared Norman Doe 8. Christianity, Mens Rea and the Boundaries of Criminal Liability David McIlroy 9. Christianity, Human Dignity and Due Process Peter Collier QC Christianity and Criminal Offences 10. Christianity and Crimes Against the State Nathan S. Chapman 11. Christianity and Offences Against the Person David Etherington QC 12. Law Like Love Like Language: The Christian Uses of Property Crime John F. Stinneford 13. Crimes against God and the Church Jeroen Temperman 14. Sex Crimes and Christianity John Witte, Jr. 15. Attempts, Complicity, Virtue and the Limits of the Law Richard W. Garnett Christianity and the Enforcement of Criminal Law 16. Defences: Justification, Excuse and Provocation Chloë Kennedy 17. Punishment, Forgiveness, and Mercy Jeffrie Murphy 18. Justice, Mercy and Equality in Discretionary Criminal Justice Decision-making Albert W. Alschuler 19. Parole, Risk Assessment of Offenders and Christianity Sir John Saunders 20. Judicial Punishment in Transitional Justice: A Christian Restorative Approach Daniel Philpott 21. The Weight of Judgment Nathan S. Chapman
Preface - Lord Judge 1. Introduction Mark Hill QC Historical Contributions of Christianity to Criminal Law 2. Criminal Law in the Old Testament: Homicide, the Problem of Mens Rea , and God Brent A. Strawn 3. Conflicting Criminal Jurisdictions in Early Christianity Markus Bockmuehl 4. Crime and the Canon Law R. H. Helmholz 5. Retaliation: Christian Reasons for Punishment: An overview Mathias Schmoeckel 6. Christianity and the Liberal Enlightenment Reforms of Criminal Law Heikki Pihlajamäki Christianity and the Principles of Criminal Law 7. The Nature of Sin and Crime: Spiritual and Civil Jurisdictions Compared Norman Doe 8. Christianity, Mens Rea and the Boundaries of Criminal Liability David McIlroy 9. Christianity, Human Dignity and Due Process Peter Collier QC Christianity and Criminal Offences 10. Christianity and Crimes Against the State Nathan S. Chapman 11. Christianity and Offences Against the Person David Etherington QC 12. Law Like Love Like Language: The Christian Uses of Property Crime John F. Stinneford 13. Crimes against God and the Church Jeroen Temperman 14. Sex Crimes and Christianity John Witte, Jr. 15. Attempts, Complicity, Virtue and the Limits of the Law Richard W. Garnett Christianity and the Enforcement of Criminal Law 16. Defences: Justification, Excuse and Provocation Chloë Kennedy 17. Punishment, Forgiveness, and Mercy Jeffrie Murphy 18. Justice, Mercy and Equality in Discretionary Criminal Justice Decision-making Albert W. Alschuler 19. Parole, Risk Assessment of Offenders and Christianity Sir John Saunders 20. Judicial Punishment in Transitional Justice: A Christian Restorative Approach Daniel Philpott 21. The Weight of Judgment Nathan S. Chapman
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