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Comparative Concepts Of Criminal Law Paperback 3

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Comparative concepts of criminal law is unique in the sense that it introduces the reader to the fundamental concepts and rules of substantive criminal law in a comparative way and not just to the criminal law system of one specific jurisdiction.
ISBN-13
9781780686851
Language
English
Publisher
Intersentia
Publication Date
15 Jan 2019
Number of Pages
376
About the Author
Dr Johannes Keiler (Mag. Iur., Llm) is an Assistant Professor in Criminal Law at The University Maastricht. He Studied Law at The Leopold-Franzens-Universität Innsbruck And at The University of Amsterdam. In 2007 he Joined Maastricht University as a PhD Researcher And lecturer. In 2013 he Defended His Dissertation 'Actus Reus And Participation in European Criminal law'. It Was Awarded The Modderman Prize For Best Dissertation in The Field of Criminal Law in 2014. Dr Keiler Lectures in Subjects Including Comparative Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, European Criminal Law And Cooperation in Criminal matters.Dr. David Roef is Assistent Professor in Criminal Law at The University Maastricht. He Studied Law at The Free University of Brussels. He Defended His Dissertation Strafbare Overheden. Een Rechtsvergelijkende Studie Naar de Strafrechtelijke Aansprakelijkheid Van Overheden Voor Milieuverstoring (A Comparative Study on The Criminal Liability of Public Legal Entities For Environmental Pollution) Laude in 2001. It Was Awarded The J.C. Ruigrok-Award in 2004 And The Modderman-Prize For Best Dissertation in The Field of Criminal Law in 2005. Dr. Roef Also Worked as a Researcher For The Dutch Parlementary Commission on Construction Fraud (2002). He Has Been Frequently Involved in (Comparative) Legal Research Related to Environmental Criminal Law, Corruption And Criminal Liability of Legal entities. He Currently Lectures in Subjects Including Comparative Criminal Law, Legal Philosophy, Neurolaw And Criminal policy.
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Johannes Keiler
Edition Number
3
Editor 2
David Roef