Character in the Criminal Trial

ISBN-10
0191746762
ISBN-13
9780191746765
Category
Evidence
Pages
289
Language
English
Published
2015
Author
Mike Redmayne

Description

The use of character in the criminal trial raises a number of controversial issues such as the nature of criminal responsibility, the link between past and future behaviour, and the way juries and judges reason about evidence of prior wrongdoing. This book reassesses and reflects on the significance of the law's increasing emphasis on character.

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