The Twitter account for the journal, Criminal Law and Philosophy
Joined May 2020
- Tweets410
- Following19
- Followers962
- Likes49
Criminal Law and Philosophy Journal retweeted
Legal philosophers: note these calls for abstracts from our friends at @cambridgeltdg and @EdLegalTheory 👇👇👇
Criminal Law and Philosophy Journal retweeted
The Call for Abstracts for our #LegalTheory seminar series in academic year 2023/24 is still open. We've extended the deadline to Wednesday 19th April (in light of the industrial action). We're looking forward to hearing from you - and please retweet!
Criminal Law and Philosophy Journal retweeted
Excited about this new paper dropping today! This is me working out a lot of basic issues in criminal law theory that have been bugging me for a long time.
TL;DR below👇
doi.org/10.1007/s11572-023-0…
Criminal Law and Philosophy Journal retweeted
On November 10, we will launch this great book in Cambridge. It makes a good case for re-reading Beccaria, one of the most influential philosophers of crime and punishment; and so much more
bloomsbury.com/uk/rereading-…
Criminal Law and Philosophy Journal retweeted
So glad that the Guardian has picked up the report we wrote with @uservoice on the tragedy that is unfolding in prisons over the past two years. Please RT (1/3) theguardian.com/society/2022…
Criminal Law and Philosophy Journal retweeted
"Why International Criminal Law Can and Should be Conceived With Supra-Positive Law: The Non-Positivistic Nature of International Criminal Legality" (Nuria Pastor Muñoz)
#openaccess in @CLPHJournal
#InternationalCriminalLaw
#NaturalLaw
#LegalEthics
bit.ly/3u76NvL
Criminal Law and Philosophy Journal retweeted
"Recklessness and Circumstances in Criminal Attempts" (Di Yang)
Published today in Criminal Law and Philosophy @CLPHJournal
bit.ly/3Ae9gqZ
Criminal Law and Philosophy Journal retweeted
#TBThursday (2/2) - Vol 8/1 (2014)
Revisit Nina Peršak’s objections to forcing victims to represent the community in the criminal process.
link.springer.com/article/10…
Criminal Law and Philosophy Journal retweeted
#TBThursday (1/2)
More from Vol 8/1 (2014)’s symposium on criminalization – with a focus on the role of the victim:
Should criminal prosecutions and tort proceedings be handled together in the same trial?
Check out Claes Lernestedt’s answer...
link.springer.com/article/10…
Criminal Law and Philosophy Journal retweeted
University Professor of law and philosophy Arthur Ripstein has been awarded the prestigious #Killam2021 Prize for humanities by the @CanadaCouncil.
Ripstein is one of the world's leading legal and political philosophers @UofT 💫
law.utoronto.ca/news/univers…
Criminal Law and Philosophy Journal retweeted
if you try to kill a bird 20x, once a day over 20 days, should your punishment = punishment for trying to kill a bird x 20? I argued no in a book chapter bit.ly/3anUlyF. Kim Ferzan has a new article on this in which she calls me a kindred spirit. link.springer.com/article/10…
Criminal Law and Philosophy Journal retweeted
Join us for the two-part Surrey Symposium on Ethics and Algorithms, on Jan 20 & Feb 3. Over the course of two afternoons, we will discuss some of the best recent philosophical work on normative issues related to AI, and algorithms more generally surreycentrelp.org/surrey-sy…
Criminal Law and Philosophy Journal retweeted
#TBThursday
A question relevant at Christmas: do the weak-willed who fail after genuinely trying deserve a partial excuse? Steve Garvey says they do; Vera Bergelson responds. Vol 3/1 (2009). Critical reading before confronting that Nth glass of wine... buff.ly/3r251tE
Criminal Law and Philosophy Journal retweeted
'The Future of Prisons?' Join the panel to debate what prisons are for, how they should be reformed, and whether they have a future as part of the #ESRCFestival eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-futur… @UniOfYork @ESRC @matt_matravers
Criminal Law and Philosophy Journal retweeted
In "Punishment the Easy Way" Christopher Nathan argues that coercive preventive measures are relevantly similar to punishment and discusses why this does not necessarily give a reason to oppose them bit.ly/31KLtyZ
@CLPHJournal #OpenAccess #Punishment #Prevention
Criminal Law and Philosophy Journal retweeted
Criminal law and Philosophy is now on Twitter @CLPHJournal. Links to new papers, 'throwback Thursday' - when we revisit papers from the archive - and other criminal law theory news. Please retweet to get the message out.