Criminally Ignorant: Why The Law Pretends We Know What We Don't. By Alexander Sarch. [Oxford University Press, 2019. xii + 282 pp. Hardback £55.00. ISBN 978-01-90056-57-5.]

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RT @SurreyCentreLP: Lovely review of @should_b_workin's OUP monograph by @FindlayStark in the Cambridge Law Journal - "[Criminally Ignorant…

30 Jul 2020

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RT @SurreyCentreLP: Lovely review of @should_b_workin's OUP monograph by @FindlayStark in the Cambridge Law Journal - "[Criminally Ignorant…

29 Jul 2020

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Lovely review of @should_b_workin's OUP monograph by @FindlayStark in the Cambridge Law Journal - "[Criminally Ignorant] should be read carefully by anybody interested in moral and criminal culpability" https://t.co/B5771xEcl9

29 Jul 2020

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Thanks for the review @FindlayStark! Great points you raise -- very much appreciated https://t.co/8dDerfiLl9

28 Jul 2020

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