Criminal law frequently relies on all-or-nothing determinations. A defendant who reasonably
believed his companion consented to sex may have no criminal liability, while one who fell …

One of Foucault's many unfinished projects was an analysis of the links between law, power
and subjectivity. This article aims to make a contribution to Foucauldian jurisprudence by …

Previous research has found that entrapment–inducing suspects to commit crimes they were
not already predisposed to commit–is widespread in US terrorism sting operations …

Investigation of crime is central to the function and purpose of law enforcement.
Contemporary investigation depends on a sophisticated arsenal of theories and techniques …

As social movements engage in transnational legal processes, they have articulated
innovative rights claims outside the nation-state frame. This chapter analyzes emerging …

It is commonly claimed that the entrapment defense has never succeeded in a terrorism
case. Yet that is not precisely true. In several post-9/11 cases, entrapment claims have …

This thesis presents a Post-Foucauldian analysis of Australian controlled operations law.
The purpose was to extend current doctrinal scholarship by exploring the discursive forces …

This forty-fifth volume of" Studies in Law, Politics, and Society" brings together the work of
scholars from several disciplines, work which usefully illuminates central questions …

This book examines how the European Court of Human Rights approaches the matter of
evidence, and how its judgments affect domestic law. The case law of the Court has affected …

Law enforcement agencies have adapted their detection and investigative strategies in
accordance with proactive intelligence-led policing of suspected offenders that include …