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Chapter 5 Further reading
Chapter 5 Further reading
Non-fatal offences against the person
S. Cooper and M. James, “Entertainment - the painful process of rethinking consent” [2012] Crim LR 188.
J Horder, ‘Reconsidering psychic assault’ [1998] Crim LR 392.
P. Roberts, “Consent to injury: how far can you go?” [1997] LQR 27.
L.P. Pickering & J.G. Francis, “Criminalizing health-related behaviors dangerous to others?
Disease transmission, transmission-facilitation, and the importance of trust” (2012) 6 Crim Law and Philosophy 47.
J. Slater, “HIV, trust and the criminal law”(2011) 75 JCL 309.
J. Tomlie ‘Consent to harmful assaults: The case for moving away from category based decision making’ [2012] Crim LR 656.
S Edwards, ‘ Coercion and compulsion – re-imagining crimes and defences’ [2016] Criminal Law Review 876.
M. Gibson, ‘Getting their "act" together? Implementing statutory reform of offences against the person’ [2017] Criminal Law Review 597.
Useful web links:
http://lawcommission.justice.gov.uk/areas/offences-against-the-person.htm