The podcast draws on criminal law cases of constitutional import to contextualize philosophical questions about the nature of law, the nature of rights and the relationship between the state, society and individuals.
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The podcast draws on criminal law cases of constitutional import to contextualize philosophical questions about the nature of law, the nature of rights and the relationship between the state, society and individuals.
Constitutional questions, criminal law and philosophy
Criminal Law and Constitutional Justice
22 minutes 52 seconds
4 years ago
Constitutional questions, criminal law and philosophy
I attempt to very briefly sketch how issues of substantive (offence-defining), procedural and evidentiary criminal law becomes larger issues of significance in the manner in which they exercise constraints on individual autonomy/personal liberty.
Criminal Law and Constitutional Justice
The podcast draws on criminal law cases of constitutional import to contextualize philosophical questions about the nature of law, the nature of rights and the relationship between the state, society and individuals.
