Oxford Monographs on Criminal Law and Justice – serie

Criminal Fraud and Election Disinformation

Law and Politics

How Juries Work

And How They Could Work Better

Criminalizing Sex

A Unified Liberal Theory

Sentencing Discretion and the Constitution

Due Process of Time

Provocation and Responsibility

Lawyers, Legislators and Theorists

Developments in English Criminal Jurisprudence 1800-1957

Standing Accused

The Organization and Practices of Criminal Defence Lawyers in Britain

Structure and Function in Criminal Law

Judge Without Jury

Diplock Trials in the Adversary System

Hearsay and Confrontation in Criminal Trials

Public Prosecutors and Discretion

A Comparative Study

Punishment, Responsibility, and Justice

A Relational Critique

Mental Condition Defences in the Criminal Law

Harm and Culpability

Censure and Sanctions

Fundamentals of Sentencing Theory

Essays in Honour of Andrew von Hirsch

Criminal Attempts

Silence, Confessions and Improperly Obtained Evidence

Excusing Crime

Expert Evidence and Criminal Justice

Corporations and Criminal Responsibility

Understanding Miscarriages of Justice

Law, the Media and the Inevitability of a Crisis

Rethinking English Homicide Law

The Adversarial Process and the Vulnerable Witness

Rethinking English Homicide Law

Preventive Justice

Preventive Justice

The Preventive Turn in Criminal Law

Criminal Justice and Taxation