Innovative and groundbreaking research on how tort and crime interrelate in English law.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Unravelling and organising tort and crime Matthew Dyson; 2a. Policing tort and crime with the MIB: where (in the law) does personal responsibility lie? Jenny Steele; 2b. Policing tort and crime with the MIB: where (in the law) does personal responsibility lie? Rob Merkin; 3. Tort law and criminal law in an age of austerity Nick McBride; 4. Wrongs and responsibility for wrongs in crime and tort Bob Sullivan; 5. Private rights and public wrongs Robert Stevens; 6. Torts and crimes: whose wrong is it? Antony Duff; 7. Illegality's role in the law of obligations Graham Virgo; 8. Defences in tort and in crime James Goudkamp; 9. Causation in tort and crime: unity or divergence? Sandy Steel; 10. Accessory liability in crime and tort Paul Davies; 11. Tortious liability for criminal acts John Spencer; 12. Consent and assumption of risk in tort and criminal law Ken Simons; 13. The loss of the earlier identification of crime and delict in Scotland and its consequences for delict John Blackie; 14a. Properties of the law: restoring property through crime and tort Matthew Dyson; 14b. Properties of the law: restoring property through crime and tort Sarah Green.
1. Unravelling and organising tort and crime Matthew Dyson; 2a. Policing tort and crime with the MIB: where (in the law) does personal responsibility lie? Jenny Steele; 2b. Policing tort and crime with the MIB: where (in the law) does personal responsibility lie? Rob Merkin; 3. Tort law and criminal law in an age of austerity Nick McBride; 4. Wrongs and responsibility for wrongs in crime and tort Bob Sullivan; 5. Private rights and public wrongs Robert Stevens; 6. Torts and crimes: whose wrong is it? Antony Duff; 7. Illegality's role in the law of obligations Graham Virgo; 8. Defences in tort and in crime James Goudkamp; 9. Causation in tort and crime: unity or divergence? Sandy Steel; 10. Accessory liability in crime and tort Paul Davies; 11. Tortious liability for criminal acts John Spencer; 12. Consent and assumption of risk in tort and criminal law Ken Simons; 13. The loss of the earlier identification of crime and delict in Scotland and its consequences for delict John Blackie; 14a. Properties of the law: restoring property through crime and tort Matthew Dyson; 14b. Properties of the law: restoring property through crime and tort Sarah Green.
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