University of Liverpool

University of Liverpool

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Place of Publication

• Liverpool

Published works

• Dysfunctional self-identities: exploring the life stories of 15 murderers within a narrative framework.
• Differentiating arson: an action systems model of malicious firesetting.
• Some aspects of the history of restitution in Jewish law.
• Winding up and insolvency of charities: including rescue mechanisms.
• ‘Seriousness of offence’ in Biblical law.
• The legal status of the Gulf of Sirte in international law.
• The involvement of the gentry in the political, administrative and judicial affairs of the county palatine of Chester, 1442-85.
• The dissolution of Yugoslavia and the Badinter Arbitration Commission.
• The influence of need and responsibility on the assignment of punishments for criminal offences.
• The Irish, crime and disorder in Chester, 1841 to 1871
• Homicide: a behavioural analysis of crime scene actions and associated offender characteristics.
• Crimes against non-residential properties: patterns of victimisation, impact upon urban areas and crime prevention strategies.
• Equity, desert and punishment: a comparative study of Kuwaiti and British students.
• Provisional measures: a study of the impact of TRIPs on remedial measures in Thai law
• The structure of criminal networks.
• Intelligent presentation and tailoring of online legal information.
• Principles of individual responsibility for violations if international humanitarian law after the ICTY.
• Some effects of stimulus verification, interview instructions and confidence on eyewitness memory.
• Justice as fitness.
• Some influences of courtroom questioning styles on eyewitness confidence and accuracy
• Behavioural consistency and discrimination in serial burglary