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Compulsion in the Criminal Law
Lawbook Company (1990)
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Application of the theory of justification and excuse to the criminal defences of self-defence, duress and necessity. Readers unfamiliar with the theory are encouraged to look at the criminal defences from a broader perspective. Includes detailed index.Links
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