Chapter 1 Web links and further reading

Introduction
  • Duff, Answering for Crime (2007)
  • Edwards and Simester, ‘What’s Public about Crime?’ (2017) 37(1) OJLS 105
  • Husak, Overcriminalisation (2008)
  • Hörnle, ‘Theories of Criminalization’ (2016) 10 Crim L & Phil 301
  • Dennis, ‘Reverse Onuses and the Presumption of Innocence’ [2005] Crim LR 901
  • Spencer, ‘Does Our Present Criminal Appeal System Make Sense?’ [2006] Crim LR 667
  • Chalmers and Leverick, ‘Tracking the Creation of Criminal Offences’ [2013] Crim LR 543
  • Spencer, ‘The Drafting of Criminal Legislation, Need It Be So Impenetrable?’ (2008) 67 CLJ 585
  • Law Commission, Unfitness to Plead. Vol 1: Report (No 364, 2016)
  • Law Commission, The Sentencing Code – Volume I: Report; Volume II: Draft Legislation (No 382, 2018)
  • Padfield, ‘Deferred Prosecution Agreements’ [2016] Crim LR 449
  • King and Lord, Negotiated Justice and Corporate Crime (2018)
  • Keating, ‘How Should the Criminal Law Respond to the “‘Special Status of Children?”’’ in Child and Duff (eds), Criminal Law Reform Now (2018) 165; response from Yafee, 184.
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