Index to Volume 77 Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6
| Published date | 01 December 2013 |
| DOI | 10.1350/1740-5580-77.6.v |
| Date | 01 December 2013 |
| Subject Matter | Index to Volume |
Index to Volume 77
Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6
(*indicates Opinions, Comments or Articles)
*Admissibility of confessions 231
Admissibility of fingerprints from an
unauthorised device 376
Admissibility of Low Template DNA
evidence 115
Alternative counts: common assault and
assault by beating 102
*Anglo-Australian perspectives: battered
women, startled householders and
psychological self-defence 433
*Anglo-Australian perspectives on the
exclusionary conduct model 512
*Anglo-New Zealand experiences in
combatting bribery 482
*Appearance in court, wearing a
veil 459
Bad character evidence and potential
satellite litigation 110
*Bail, pre-charge, law governing 355
*Bargaining over corporate
manslaughter—what price a life? 33
*Battered women, startled householders
and psychological self-defence:
Anglo-Australian perspectives 433
Bladed article, ‘good reason’ for
possessing a 180
*Blowing the whistle 1
*Bribery, combatting in England and New
Zealand 482
*Causation, principles of 41
*Circumcision as criminal assault: the
Cologne decision 497
Commercial practice 365
Common assault: alternatives and
attempts 102
*Compellability: support for the spouse of
the defendant 310
Compellability of spouses 10
Conditional consent and the offence of
rape 286
*Confessions and the Criminal Justice Act
2003 231
Consent, deception as to gender 464
Consent, reasonable belief in 184
Consent to grievous bodily harm in
Germany 296
Consent to sexual activity, conclusive
presumptions as to 370
*Conspiracy to defraud: clarification of
the sentencing approach 380
Constructive manslaughter 7
Consumer protection: what constitutes a
commercial practice? 365
*Contagion, criminality of 202
Control, loss of, and qualifying
triggers 189
*Corporate manslaughter 33
*Corporate manslaughter, limited
application of law on 91
*Counter-terrorism law 562
*Criminal attempts and the erosion of the
choice theory 78
*Criminal culpability in attempts 78
*Criminality of contagion 202
*Criminal justice cooperation between the
UK and EU Member States 543
*Criminal justice, science and the
marketplace: the closure of the
Forensic Science Service in
perspective 56
Criminal law legislation update 4, 95,
177, 279, 358
*Cyberspace, deception in 417
‘Dangerousness’, meaning of, in
constructive manslaughter 7
Deception as to gender vitiates
consent 464
*Deception in cyberspace 417
*Defence of property: home owners’
licence to kill 299
*Defences to the sexual transmission of
HIV 136
Diminished responsibility and reverse
burdens of proof 360
*Disclosure, solving the problem of 275
DNA profiling and sufficiency of
evidence 462
*Doing justice to the environment 215
Domestic violence offences, sentencing
of 28
*Environmental crime 215
*EU policing and judicial
cooperation 543
Evidence of sexual history 13
*Explaining the Cologne circumcision
decision 497
Fingerprints, admissibility of, from an
unauthorised device 376
*First-time offenders, justifications for
sentencing more leniently 163
*Forensic science services in England and
Wales 56
Gangs, public policy and criminal law in
Germany 296
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