Fundamental Rights and Legal Consequences of Criminal Conviction
Herausgeber: Meijer, Sonja; O'Loughlin, Ailbhe; Nelken, David; Annison, Harry; Hunter, Rosemary
Fundamental Rights and Legal Consequences of Criminal Conviction
Herausgeber: Meijer, Sonja; O'Loughlin, Ailbhe; Nelken, David; Annison, Harry; Hunter, Rosemary
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Includes papers presented at a workshop sponsored by the Oänati International Institute for the Sociology of Law (IISL). --ECIP acknowledgments.
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Includes papers presented at a workshop sponsored by the Oänati International Institute for the Sociology of Law (IISL). --ECIP acknowledgments.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Bloomsbury Academic
- Seitenzahl: 312
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Juni 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 157mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 635g
- ISBN-13: 9781509920976
- ISBN-10: 1509920978
- Artikelnr.: 58776382
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Academic
- Seitenzahl: 312
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Juni 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 157mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 635g
- ISBN-13: 9781509920976
- ISBN-10: 1509920978
- Artikelnr.: 58776382
Sonja Meijer is Assistant Professor in Criminal Law at the Department of Criminal Law and Criminology, VU University Amsterdam. Harry Annison is Associate Professor in Criminal Law at Southampton Law School, Southampton University. Ailbhe O'Loughlin is Lecturer in Criminal Law at York Law School, University of York.
1. Introduction Sonja Meijer, Harry Annison and Ailbhe O'Loughlin PART I
CRIMINOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL CONVICTION 2.
Collateral Consequences of a Conviction in Spain Elena Larrauri and Marti
Rovira 3. Incapacitation: Salutary Protection of Society or the Definative
Elimination of People? Marijke Malsch PART II LEGAL LIMITS ON THE LEGAL
CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL CONVICTION 4. The 'Stain of Conviction' - Penal
Theory, Fundamental Rights and Criminal Records in Germany Christine
Morgenstern 5. Proportionality as a Constraint on the Legal Consequences of
Conviction Sonja Meijer 6. The Detrimental Legal Consequences of a
Conviction in Hungary Krisztina Lukács and Dávid Vig 7. Challenging the
Legitimacy and Limits of Criminal Background Checks in Switzerland Anna
Coninx 8. Relevance of a Criminal Record to Employment Opportunity: A Greek
Example for Comprehensive Law Reform Dimitra Blitsa and Anna Kivrakidou
PART III DANGEROUS OFFENDERS AND LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL CONVICTION
9. Fundamental Rights and Indeterminate Sentencing in England and Wales:
The Value and Limits of a Right to Rehabilitation Harry Annison and Ailbhe
O'Loughlin 10. Intensive Supervision of Sexual and Violent Offenders in
Germany Axel Dessecker 11. Bifurcation and Redemption in France Martine
Herzog-Evans 12. Australia's Expanding Jurisprudence of Risk: A Critical
Analysis of Australian Preventive Detention and Post-Sentence Supervision
Systems Patrick Keyzer and Darren O'Donovan PART IV JUVENILE OFFENDERS AND
LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL CONVICTION 13. The Albatross of Juvenile
Criminal Records Nicola Carr 14. Dutch Criminal Record Screening in Light
of International Children's Rights Standards Elina van 't Zand-Kurtovic
CRIMINOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL CONVICTION 2.
Collateral Consequences of a Conviction in Spain Elena Larrauri and Marti
Rovira 3. Incapacitation: Salutary Protection of Society or the Definative
Elimination of People? Marijke Malsch PART II LEGAL LIMITS ON THE LEGAL
CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL CONVICTION 4. The 'Stain of Conviction' - Penal
Theory, Fundamental Rights and Criminal Records in Germany Christine
Morgenstern 5. Proportionality as a Constraint on the Legal Consequences of
Conviction Sonja Meijer 6. The Detrimental Legal Consequences of a
Conviction in Hungary Krisztina Lukács and Dávid Vig 7. Challenging the
Legitimacy and Limits of Criminal Background Checks in Switzerland Anna
Coninx 8. Relevance of a Criminal Record to Employment Opportunity: A Greek
Example for Comprehensive Law Reform Dimitra Blitsa and Anna Kivrakidou
PART III DANGEROUS OFFENDERS AND LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL CONVICTION
9. Fundamental Rights and Indeterminate Sentencing in England and Wales:
The Value and Limits of a Right to Rehabilitation Harry Annison and Ailbhe
O'Loughlin 10. Intensive Supervision of Sexual and Violent Offenders in
Germany Axel Dessecker 11. Bifurcation and Redemption in France Martine
Herzog-Evans 12. Australia's Expanding Jurisprudence of Risk: A Critical
Analysis of Australian Preventive Detention and Post-Sentence Supervision
Systems Patrick Keyzer and Darren O'Donovan PART IV JUVENILE OFFENDERS AND
LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL CONVICTION 13. The Albatross of Juvenile
Criminal Records Nicola Carr 14. Dutch Criminal Record Screening in Light
of International Children's Rights Standards Elina van 't Zand-Kurtovic
1. Introduction Sonja Meijer, Harry Annison and Ailbhe O'Loughlin PART I
CRIMINOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL CONVICTION 2.
Collateral Consequences of a Conviction in Spain Elena Larrauri and Marti
Rovira 3. Incapacitation: Salutary Protection of Society or the Definative
Elimination of People? Marijke Malsch PART II LEGAL LIMITS ON THE LEGAL
CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL CONVICTION 4. The 'Stain of Conviction' - Penal
Theory, Fundamental Rights and Criminal Records in Germany Christine
Morgenstern 5. Proportionality as a Constraint on the Legal Consequences of
Conviction Sonja Meijer 6. The Detrimental Legal Consequences of a
Conviction in Hungary Krisztina Lukács and Dávid Vig 7. Challenging the
Legitimacy and Limits of Criminal Background Checks in Switzerland Anna
Coninx 8. Relevance of a Criminal Record to Employment Opportunity: A Greek
Example for Comprehensive Law Reform Dimitra Blitsa and Anna Kivrakidou
PART III DANGEROUS OFFENDERS AND LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL CONVICTION
9. Fundamental Rights and Indeterminate Sentencing in England and Wales:
The Value and Limits of a Right to Rehabilitation Harry Annison and Ailbhe
O'Loughlin 10. Intensive Supervision of Sexual and Violent Offenders in
Germany Axel Dessecker 11. Bifurcation and Redemption in France Martine
Herzog-Evans 12. Australia's Expanding Jurisprudence of Risk: A Critical
Analysis of Australian Preventive Detention and Post-Sentence Supervision
Systems Patrick Keyzer and Darren O'Donovan PART IV JUVENILE OFFENDERS AND
LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL CONVICTION 13. The Albatross of Juvenile
Criminal Records Nicola Carr 14. Dutch Criminal Record Screening in Light
of International Children's Rights Standards Elina van 't Zand-Kurtovic
CRIMINOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL CONVICTION 2.
Collateral Consequences of a Conviction in Spain Elena Larrauri and Marti
Rovira 3. Incapacitation: Salutary Protection of Society or the Definative
Elimination of People? Marijke Malsch PART II LEGAL LIMITS ON THE LEGAL
CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL CONVICTION 4. The 'Stain of Conviction' - Penal
Theory, Fundamental Rights and Criminal Records in Germany Christine
Morgenstern 5. Proportionality as a Constraint on the Legal Consequences of
Conviction Sonja Meijer 6. The Detrimental Legal Consequences of a
Conviction in Hungary Krisztina Lukács and Dávid Vig 7. Challenging the
Legitimacy and Limits of Criminal Background Checks in Switzerland Anna
Coninx 8. Relevance of a Criminal Record to Employment Opportunity: A Greek
Example for Comprehensive Law Reform Dimitra Blitsa and Anna Kivrakidou
PART III DANGEROUS OFFENDERS AND LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL CONVICTION
9. Fundamental Rights and Indeterminate Sentencing in England and Wales:
The Value and Limits of a Right to Rehabilitation Harry Annison and Ailbhe
O'Loughlin 10. Intensive Supervision of Sexual and Violent Offenders in
Germany Axel Dessecker 11. Bifurcation and Redemption in France Martine
Herzog-Evans 12. Australia's Expanding Jurisprudence of Risk: A Critical
Analysis of Australian Preventive Detention and Post-Sentence Supervision
Systems Patrick Keyzer and Darren O'Donovan PART IV JUVENILE OFFENDERS AND
LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMINAL CONVICTION 13. The Albatross of Juvenile
Criminal Records Nicola Carr 14. Dutch Criminal Record Screening in Light
of International Children's Rights Standards Elina van 't Zand-Kurtovic