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Consideration As A Criminal Sanction

Օրինականություն / Legality, 2023
In the list of types of liability traditionally distinguished in the legal system of Armenia, procedural, including criminal, liability was not included. The 1998 edition of the RA Criminal Procedure Code also lacked the concepts of “criminal liability” or “judicial sanction”, but separate procedural norms contained procedural liability measures.
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Criminal sanction

Practice Management, 2014
Would criminalising healthcare professionals for wilful neglect improve patient care?
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The Directive Proposal on Criminal Sanctions

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011
The harmonization of criminal law and procedure is still in its infancy within European Union law and so the relationship between the commercial framework of intellectual property and the criminal enforcement of its standards remains an unsettled and unsettling adolescence.
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Criminal Sanctions against Corporations?

European Criminal Law Review, 2015
Most European countries impose criminal sanctions on corporations. This article argues that whereas administrative sanctions should be provided for by law to deter offences in the course of business, there is no benefit in criminalising corporate wrongdoing.
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Registered criminality and sanctioning of schizophrenia patients

Nordic Journal of Psychiatry, 2009
Patients with schizophrenia have been shown to have an increased risk of criminality, especially violent crimes.The aim of the current study was to describe the pattern of crimes committed by Danish patients with schizophrenia and examine the sanctions given for crimes in relation to the different periods in the patients' lives: not yet known to the ...
Munkner, Runa, Haastrup, Soeren, Joergensen, Torben, Kramp, Peter   +3 more
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Cocaine and the Criminal Sanction

Journal of Drug Issues, 1977
The criminal law is concerned with the pursuit of human objectives through the various structures and methods of social organization. Many commands that are embodied in the criminal law appear as prohibitions, which can be satisfied by inaction. “Do not use dangerous drugs” is an example.
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Accuracy in Criminal Sanctions

2012
This Chapter examines the law and economics of accuracy in criminal sanctions. It suggests that the law’s ability to impose sanctions that are accurate on an individualized level is constrained by three information problems: (1) criminals’ lack of information, ex ante, concerning victim harms; (2) courts’ lack of information, ex post, concerning harms;
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Heritage and Criminal Sanctions

Criminal law is an important but under-discussed component of heritage law. Crimes in this area often involve damage to and destruction of public or private property, property that also happens to be the shared cultural heritage of a group of people or of all humanity, causing demonstrable harm.
De Jong, Anna M., Iyer, Apsara, Yates, Donna   +2 more
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Irrationality and the Criminal Sanction

Supreme Court Economic Review, 2004
In this article, Professor O'Neill examines the interaction between cognitive limits and criminal sanctions by reasoning that perfectly rational decisions are inhibited because of inherent biological limitations. O'Neill explains that rationality must be understood both in subjective and objective ways.
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The Limits of the Criminal Sanction

Sociology, 1970
Erwin O. Smigel, Herbert L. Packer
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