This bestselling, classic textbook provides a clear and straightforward account of criminal law, while also introducing current debates about the nature, scope and functions of the law and discussing wider controversies surrounding the basic doctrines.
The book features a comprehensive table of contents that organizes its material into clear sections, allowing readers to navigate its content easily. Each chapter is designed to provide in-depth insights and structured information on the subject matter, facilitating a better understanding of the topics covered. The layout emphasizes accessibility and user-friendliness, making it a valuable resource for both new learners and seasoned readers seeking to refresh their knowledge.
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Challenging the conventional belief that children should have fewer rights due to their vulnerability, this book argues for equal treatment of adults and children based on the premise that adults may be less competent than commonly assumed. It aligns with child liberationist views, advocating for a reevaluation of how society perceives children's capabilities versus adult responsibilities. Through this lens, the author invites readers to reconsider the dynamics of rights and competence across age groups.
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Presents an introductory overview of the main themes in criminal law. This book offers essential information about what the law is and defines and discusses different types of criminal offense, from homicide and assault to fraud and conspiracy. It includes references to key cases, main statutes and lists of further reading.
Persuasion and influence are crucial for achieving success in both professional and personal realms. Despite their importance, many people lack effective arguing skills, often viewing arguments negatively or avoiding them altogether. This book highlights the power of argumentation as a valuable, yet often overlooked, asset that can significantly enhance one's ability to communicate and succeed.
The primary aim of this textbook is to explain family law, while at the same time informing students of the social reality in which the law operates and outlining the different theoretical perspectives from which to approach the subject
Challenging the view of individuals as isolated entities, this book argues for the interconnectedness of human welfare. It emphasizes that our best interests are fundamentally linked to the well-being of others. The author advocates for a legal and ethical framework that prioritizes relationality, the fulfillment of obligations, and the value of altruism, even when it may seem harmful. This perspective seeks to reshape our understanding of human relationships and the moral responsibilities that arise from them.
Focusing on the concept of autonomy within family law, the book critiques traditional interpretations and advocates for relational autonomy as a more fitting approach. It begins by detailing historical perspectives on autonomy, addresses the challenges posed by its conventional use in family law, and introduces the relational autonomy model. The author also provides practical applications of this framework, making the discussions and insights applicable across various legal jurisdictions.