138. Kuh R.H. A Prosecutor Considers the Model Penal Code // Columbia Law Review. N.Y., 1963. Vol. 63, № 4. P. 608–631.
139. LaFave W.R., Scott, Jr., A.W. Criminal Faw / Hornbook Series; Student Edition. 2 nded. St. Paul (Minn.): West Publishing Co., 1986. xxx p., 918 + 67 p.
140. Feges Henrici Primi / Edited with Translation and Commentary by F.J. Downer. Oxford: At the Clarendon Press, 1972. ix [i] p., 460 p.
141. Legislating the Criminal Code: Involuntary Manslaughter (1996) / Faw Com. No. 237. F.: The Stationery Office, 1996. v p., 158 p.
142. Levenson L.L. Good Faith Defenses: Reshaping Strict Fiability Crimes // Cornell Law Review. Ithaca (N.Y.), 1993. Vol. 78, № 3. P. 401469.
143. Lindley N. The History of the Faw Reports // The Law Quarterly Review. L, 1885. Vol. 1, № 2. P. 137–149.
144. Markei D. Are Shaming Punishments Beautifully Retributive? Retributivism and the Implications for the Alternative Sanctions Debate // Vanderbilt Law Review. Nashville (Tenn.), 2001. Vol. 54, № 6. P. 21572242.
145. Marston G. Contemporaneity of Act and Intention in Crimes // The Law Quarterly review. L., 1970. Vol. 86, № 342. P. 208–238.
146. McNaughton J.T. Burden of Production of Evidence: A Function of a Burden of Persuasion // Harvard Law Review. Cambridge (Mass.), 1955. Vol. 68, № 8. P. 1382–1391.
147. Michaels A. C. Constitutional Innocence // Harvard Law Review. Cambridge (Mass.), 1999. Vol. 112, № 4. P. 828–902.
148. Mikell W.E. Illustrative Cases on Criminal Law / Hornbook Case Series. A Companion Book to Clark on Criminal Law (3d ed.). St. Paul (Minn.): West Publishing Co., 1915. viii p., 268 p.
149. Model Criminal Code. Chapter 5. Fatal Offences Against the Person: Discussion Paper. Barton, 1998. xx p., 140 p.
150. Model Penal Code Selected Bibliography // Buffalo Criminal Law Review. Buffalo (N.Y.), 2000. Vol. 4, № 1. P. 627–639.
151. Moore M.S. Prima Facie Moral Culpability // Boston University Law Review. Boston (Mass.), 1996. Vol. 76, № 1–2. P. 319–333.
152. Morrison T.W. Fair Warning and the Retroactive Judicial Expansion of Federal Criminal Statutes // Southern California Law Review. Los Angeles (Cal.), 2001. Vol. 74, № 2. P. 455–521.
153. Mueller G. O. W. Criminal Law and Administration // New York University Law Review. N.Y., 1959. Vol. 34, № 1. P. 83–116.
154. Murder in the Course of Committing Suicide – R. v. Spence, Quarterly Summary // The Journal of Criminal Law. No. 82. L., 1957. Vol. 21, № 2. P. 192.
155. Note , Burden of proving accident: the golden thread in the Privy Council // The Law Quarterly Review. L., 1970. Vol. 86, № 344. P. 433–435.
156. Note , Death resulting from act amounting only to civil wrong // The Law Quarterly Review. L., 1931. Vol. 47, № 186. P. 167–168.
157. Note , Felony Murder as a First Degree Offense: An Anachronism Retained // The Yale Law Journal. New Haven (Conn.), 1957. Vol. 66, № 3. P. 427–435.
158. Note , Felony Murder: A Tort Law Reconceptualization // Harvard Law Review. Cambridge (Mass.), 1986. Vol. 99, № 8. P. 19181935.
159. Note , Intention and foresight // The Law Quarterly Review. L., 1957. Vol. 67, № 267. P. 283–284.
160. Note , Manslaughter and dangerous driving // The Law Quarterly Review. L, 1937. Vol. 53, № 211. P. 306–307.
161. Note, Mens rea in criminal statutes // The Law Quarterly Review. L, 1958. Vol. 74, № 295. P. 342–343.
162. Note , Negligence and the General Problems of Criminal Responsibility // The Yale Law Journal New Haven (Conn.), 1972. Vol. 81, № 5. P. 949–979.
163. Note , Objective test in murder cases // The Law Quarterly Review. L, 1956. Vol. 72, № 286. P. 166–168.
164. Note , Subjective or objective test of presumption in murder cases // The Law Quarterly Review. L., 1961. Vol. 77, № 305. P. 1–5.
165. Note , The Cultural Defense in the Criminal Law // Harvard Law Review. Cambridge (Mass.), 1986. Vol. 99, № 6. P. 1293–1311.
166. Note , The Law Commission’s Report on Imputed Criminal Intent 11 The Law Quarterly Review. L., 1967. Vol. 83, № 331. P. 321–323.
167. Notes on Recent Cases , Criminal Law– Murder– Felony involving personal violence – Use of loaded firearm a violent measures – Death of victim caused by inadvertent discharge of firearm held to be murder. R. v. Jarmain. [1946] 1 K.B. 74 // The Cambridge Law Journal. L, 1946. Vol. 9, № 2. P. 243–244.
168. Noyes H.S. Felony-Murder Doctrine Through the Federal Looking Glass // Indiana Law Journal. Bloomington, 1994. Vol. 69, № 2. P. 533–579.
169. O’Keefe P. Note, Criminal Law : Voluntary Intoxication as Affecting Criminal Intent // The Cornell Law Quarterly. Ithaca (N.Y.), 1921. Vol. 6, № 2. P. 193–196.
170. Oberer W.E. The Deadly Weapon Doctrine– Common Law Origin // Harvard Law Review. Cambridge (Mass.), 1962. Vol. 75, № 8. P. 1565–1576.
171. Packer H.L. The Model Penal Code and Beyond // Columbia Law Review. N.Y., 1963. Vol. 63, № 4. P. 594–607.
172. Parker J.S. The Economics of Mens Rea // Virginia Law Review. Charlottesville (Va.), 1993. Vol. 79, № 4. P. 741–811.
173. Parry J.T. Culpability, Mistake, and Official Interpretations of Law // American Journal of Criminal Law. Austin (Tex.), 1997. Vol. 25, № 1. P. 1–78.
174. Perkins R.M. A Rationale of Mens Rea // Harvard Law Review. Cambridge (Mass.), 1939. Vol. 52, № 6. P. 905–928.
175. Perkins R.M. Cases and Materials on Criminal Law and Procedure. Brooklyn: The Foundation Press, Inc., 1952. xxxv p., 851 p.
176. Perkins R.M. Criminal Law. Brooklyn: The Foundation Press, Inc., 1957. xxivp., 1011 p.
177. Pike L.O. A History of Crime in England. Illustrating the Changes of the Laws in the Progress of Civilisation. Written from the Public Records and Other Contemporary Evidence. Volume I: From the Roman Invasion to the Accession of Henry VII. L.: Smith, Elder & Co., 1873. xxx p., 539 [1] p.
178. Plucknett T.F.T. Edward I and Criminal Law: The Wiles Lectures Given at the Queen’s University, Belfast, 1958. Cambridge: At the University Press, 1960. vii [i] p., 104 p.
179. Pollock F. The King’s Peace // The Law Quarterly Review. L., 1885. Vol. 1, № 1. P. 37–50.
180. Pollock F., Maitland F. W. The History of English Law Before the Time of Edward I. 2 nded. Volume I. Cambridge: At the University Press, 1898. xxxviii [ii] p., 688 p.
181. Pollock F., Maitland F. W. The History of English Law Before the Time of Edward I. 2 nded. Volume II. Cambridge: At the University Press, 1898. xv p., 692 p.
182. Pound R. The Development of American Law and Its Deviation from English Law // The Law Quarterly Review. L., 1951. Vol. 61, № 265. P. 49–66.
183. Pound R. The Need of a Sociological Jurisprudence // The Green Bag. Boston (Mass.), 1907. Vol. 19, № 10. P. 607–615.
184. Pradel J. Droit penal compare. P.: Dalloz, 1995. viii p., 719 p.
185. Prevezer S. Notes of Cases , Conspiracy and Public Mischief // The Modern Law Review. L., 1954. Vol. 17, № 1. P. 72–74.
Читать дальше
Конец ознакомительного отрывка
Купить книгу