Aniceto Masferrer is Professor of Legal History at the University of Valencia, Spain.

• 1. The Contribution of Case Law to the Making of Western Criminal Law (Aniceto Masferrer) France: 2. Case law in the Court of Cassation: Interpreting Codification, Production, and Physiology of Judgments (1811-1863) (Claire Bouglè-Le Roux) 3. French Case Law about the Age of Minority: A Historical Study about the Relationships Between Jurisprudence and Juvenile Delinquency (Jean-Louis Halperin) Spain: 4. The Burden of Proof in the Crime of Adultery in Spain: The Contribution of the Supreme Court (1870-1978) (Aniceto Masferrer) 5. Diving into Spanish Legal Dissonance: Honour as a 19th Century Two-Sided Normative Reality (José Franco-Chasán) Portugal: 6. Neither One nor the Other: Gender, Sex, and Marriage on Trial in Portugal during the 19th and 20th Centuries (Maria Clara da Cunha Calheiros Carvalho) The Netherlands: 7. The Dutch Supreme Court on Rape and Sexual Assault between 1886 and 1991(Janwillem Oosterhuis) Austria: 8. Homosexuality in Austrian Penal Law and the Role of the Supreme Court (Martin P. Schennach) Hungary: 9. Judicial Decisions Shaping Criminal Law: Eight Decades of Sedition Cases in Hungary (Emőd Veress and Bence Zsolt Kovács) Denmark:10. Dolus Eventualis in Danish Criminal Law: The Introduction of a Legal Concept by the Supreme Court (Per Andersen) Sweden: 11. Case Law between the Adoption of Two Criminal Codes, Sweden 1864-1962: The Definition of Rape and Aspects of Criminal Intent (Martin Sunnqvist) Finland: 12. Supreme Court of Finland’s Theft Rulings in the Context of Crises and Modernization (Esko Hakkinen) Russia: 13. Evolution of Slander and Libel in the Russian Empire and Soviet Russia (1870-1970) (Tatiana Alekseeva) USA: 14. Infidelity, Legality, and Southern Jurisprudence: The Newly Established Georgia State Supreme Court and its Contribution to Adultery as a Criminal Offense (Julie Rocheton) Chile: 15. Deterrence and Criminal Law: A First Panorama on the Application of Article 483 of the Criminal Law in Chilean Courts (1878-1887) (Loris de Nardi and María Macarena Cordero Fernández)

Aniceto Masferrer is Professor of Legal History at the University of Valencia, Spain.

• 1. The Contribution of Case Law to the Making of Western Criminal Law (Aniceto Masferrer) France: 2. Case law in the Court of Cassation: Interpreting Codification, Production, and Physiology of Judgments (1811-1863) (Claire Bouglè-Le Roux) 3. French Case Law about the Age of Minority: A Historical Study about the Relationships Between Jurisprudence and Juvenile Delinquency (Jean-Louis Halperin) Spain: 4. The Burden of Proof in the Crime of Adultery in Spain: The Contribution of the Supreme Court (1870-1978) (Aniceto Masferrer) 5. Diving into Spanish Legal Dissonance: Honour as a 19th Century Two-Sided Normative Reality (José Franco-Chasán) Portugal: 6. Neither One nor the Other: Gender, Sex, and Marriage on Trial in Portugal during the 19th and 20th Centuries (Maria Clara da Cunha Calheiros Carvalho) The Netherlands: 7. The Dutch Supreme Court on Rape and Sexual Assault between 1886 and 1991(Janwillem Oosterhuis) Austria: 8. Homosexuality in Austrian Penal Law and the Role of the Supreme Court (Martin P. Schennach) Hungary: 9. Judicial Decisions Shaping Criminal Law: Eight Decades of Sedition Cases in Hungary (Emőd Veress and Bence Zsolt Kovács) Denmark:10. Dolus Eventualis in Danish Criminal Law: The Introduction of a Legal Concept by the Supreme Court (Per Andersen) Sweden: 11. Case Law between the Adoption of Two Criminal Codes, Sweden 1864-1962: The Definition of Rape and Aspects of Criminal Intent (Martin Sunnqvist) Finland: 12. Supreme Court of Finland’s Theft Rulings in the Context of Crises and Modernization (Esko Hakkinen) Russia: 13. Evolution of Slander and Libel in the Russian Empire and Soviet Russia (1870-1970) (Tatiana Alekseeva) USA: 14. Infidelity, Legality, and Southern Jurisprudence: The Newly Established Georgia State Supreme Court and its Contribution to Adultery as a Criminal Offense (Julie Rocheton) Chile: 15. Deterrence and Criminal Law: A First Panorama on the Application of Article 483 of the Criminal Law in Chilean Courts (1878-1887) (Loris de Nardi and María Macarena Cordero Fernández)

Aniceto Masferrer is Professor of Legal History at the University of Valencia, Spain.

• 1. The Contribution of Case Law to the Making of Western Criminal Law (Aniceto Masferrer) France: 2. Case law in the Court of Cassation: Interpreting Codification, Production, and Physiology of Judgments (1811-1863) (Claire Bouglè-Le Roux) 3. French Case Law about the Age of Minority: A Historical Study about the Relationships Between Jurisprudence and Juvenile Delinquency (Jean-Louis Halperin) Spain: 4. The Burden of Proof in the Crime of Adultery in Spain: The Contribution of the Supreme Court (1870-1978) (Aniceto Masferrer) 5. Diving into Spanish Legal Dissonance: Honour as a 19th Century Two-Sided Normative Reality (José Franco-Chasán) Portugal: 6. Neither One nor the Other: Gender, Sex, and Marriage on Trial in Portugal during the 19th and 20th Centuries (Maria Clara da Cunha Calheiros Carvalho) The Netherlands: 7. The Dutch Supreme Court on Rape and Sexual Assault between 1886 and 1991(Janwillem Oosterhuis) Austria: 8. Homosexuality in Austrian Penal Law and the Role of the Supreme Court (Martin P. Schennach) Hungary: 9. Judicial Decisions Shaping Criminal Law: Eight Decades of Sedition Cases in Hungary (Emőd Veress and Bence Zsolt Kovács) Denmark:10. Dolus Eventualis in Danish Criminal Law: The Introduction of a Legal Concept by the Supreme Court (Per Andersen) Sweden: 11. Case Law between the Adoption of Two Criminal Codes, Sweden 1864-1962: The Definition of Rape and Aspects of Criminal Intent (Martin Sunnqvist) Finland: 12. Supreme Court of Finland’s Theft Rulings in the Context of Crises and Modernization (Esko Hakkinen) Russia: 13. Evolution of Slander and Libel in the Russian Empire and Soviet Russia (1870-1970) (Tatiana Alekseeva) USA: 14. Infidelity, Legality, and Southern Jurisprudence: The Newly Established Georgia State Supreme Court and its Contribution to Adultery as a Criminal Offense (Julie Rocheton) Chile: 15. Deterrence and Criminal Law: A First Panorama on the Application of Article 483 of the Criminal Law in Chilean Courts (1878-1887) (Loris de Nardi and María Macarena Cordero Fernández)