Karen Brennan is Senior Lecturer in Criminal Law and Evidence at the University of Essex, UK. Emma Milne is Associate Professor in Criminal Law and Criminal Justice at Durham University, UK.
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1. 100 Years of the Infanticide Act: The Law in Context Karen Brennan (University of Essex UK) and Emma Milne (Durham University, UK) Part I: The Infanticide Act in Practice 2. Manslaughter, Concealment of Birth and Infanticide, 1900-37 Rachel Dixon (University of Hull, UK) and Tony Ward (Northumbria University, UK) 3. Infanticide and Diminished Responsibility - Reviewing the Relationship Ronnie Mackay (De Montfort University, UK) Part II: Understandings, Misunderstanding and Questions of Principle 4. 'Sometimes the Worst Happens': Newspaper Reportage of Infanticide and the Law in England and Wales Since 1922 Daniel JR Grey (University of Hertfordshire, UK) 5. Myths and Moral Agency: A Principled Approach to Infanticide Law Helen Howard (Teesside University, UK) 6. The Infanticide Act 1938 as a Means to Provide Justice for Women against the Hardships and Harms of Pregnancy and Motherhood? Emma Milne (Durham University, UK) and Karen Brennan (University of Essex, UK) Part III: Criminal Justice Responses to Infanticide Beyond England and Wales 7. The Use and Non-Use of Infanticide Provisions in Australian Criminal Laws Arlie Loughnan (University of Sydney, Australia) 8. Capital Punishment and Infanticide Law in Ireland Lynsey Black (Maynooth University, Ireland) and David M Doyle (Maynooth University, Ireland) 9. Infanticide in Sweden - From Condemnation to (Too Much?) Consideration Maria Kaspersson (University of Greenwich, UK) 10 A Crazy Quilt: Infanticide in the United States Susan Ayres (Texas A&M University, USA)
1. 100 Years of the Infanticide Act: The Law in Context Karen Brennan (University of Essex UK) and Emma Milne (Durham University, UK) Part I: The Infanticide Act in Practice 2. Manslaughter, Concealment of Birth and Infanticide, 1900-37 Rachel Dixon (University of Hull, UK) and Tony Ward (Northumbria University, UK) 3. Infanticide and Diminished Responsibility - Reviewing the Relationship Ronnie Mackay (De Montfort University, UK) Part II: Understandings, Misunderstanding and Questions of Principle 4. 'Sometimes the Worst Happens': Newspaper Reportage of Infanticide and the Law in England and Wales Since 1922 Daniel JR Grey (University of Hertfordshire, UK) 5. Myths and Moral Agency: A Principled Approach to Infanticide Law Helen Howard (Teesside University, UK) 6. The Infanticide Act 1938 as a Means to Provide Justice for Women against the Hardships and Harms of Pregnancy and Motherhood? Emma Milne (Durham University, UK) and Karen Brennan (University of Essex, UK) Part III: Criminal Justice Responses to Infanticide Beyond England and Wales 7. The Use and Non-Use of Infanticide Provisions in Australian Criminal Laws Arlie Loughnan (University of Sydney, Australia) 8. Capital Punishment and Infanticide Law in Ireland Lynsey Black (Maynooth University, Ireland) and David M Doyle (Maynooth University, Ireland) 9. Infanticide in Sweden - From Condemnation to (Too Much?) Consideration Maria Kaspersson (University of Greenwich, UK) 10 A Crazy Quilt: Infanticide in the United States Susan Ayres (Texas A&M University, USA)
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