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Rethinking Criminal Law (First Edition)

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RM361.29 MYR
Rethinking Criminal Law (First Edition) - Thryft
Rethinking Criminal Law (First Edition) - Thryft
Rethinking Criminal Law (First Edition) - Thryft
Rethinking Criminal Law (First Edition) - Thryft

Reforms criminal justice in America in-depth.

This book is an essential reading for law students and professionals alike who seek to understand the philosophy and principles behind criminal law in the US. The author presents a comprehensive analysis of the current state of criminal law in America and offers suggestions for reform. It is a must-read for anyone interested in criminal justice reform.

Rethinking Criminal Law (First Edition)

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RM361.29 MYR
Publisher: Little, Brown and Company

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Author: George Fletcher
Publisher: Little, Brown and Company, 1978
Condition: Hardcover, no dust jacket, slight stains on cover, interior clean
Decades later, Rethinking Criminal Law is still perhaps the most influential and often cited theoretical work on American criminal law.

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Reforms criminal justice in America in-depth.

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