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Homicide and the Politics of Law Reform

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Brand: Oxford University Press
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by Horder, Jeremy

Edition: 2012

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Product Details:

Format: Hardback

Pages: 296 pages

Publisher: Oxford University Press

Language: English

Dimensions: 240.00 X 21.00 X 163.00

Publisher Code: 9780199561919

Date Added: 2012-07-12

Search Category: International

Jurisdiction: International

Overview:

A fascinating study of the law of homicide, examining its recent development and providing an insider's view on the politics of law reform. Challenging current thought, it argues for the general public to have a greater role in the process of law reform including offenses such as murder, manslaughter, and the highly debated corporate homicide.

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