Judge Bazil Wunsh Professor of Criminal Law
Researcher interests: Criminal law: justifications of punishment; penal policy. The structure of criminal liability; culpability and complicity. Criminal law defenses. Constitutional restraints on criminal liability. The overuse of criminal law in time of crisis.
FACULTY / SCHOOL: Faculty of Law and Institute of Criminology
Selected Publications
public wrongs that violate human rights following duff the realm of criminal law (2018)|
Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies|
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the legitimacy of judicial responses to moral panic perceived vs normative legitimacy (2018)|
Criminal Justice Ethics|
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can freedom of expression survive social trauma the israeli experience (2016)|
Duke Journal of Comparative and International Law|
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human dignity of offenders a limitation on substantive criminal law (2012)|
Criminal Law and Philosophy|
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on john gardner s justifications and excuses (2012)|
Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies|
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justifying the distinction between justifications and power justifications vs power (2011)|
Criminal Law and Philosophy|
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constitutional review of criminal prohibitions affecting human dignity and liberty german and israeli perspectives (2011)|
Israel Law Review|
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the protection of human dignity in interrogations may interrogative torture ever be tolerated reflections in light of recent german and israeli experiences (2011)|
Israel Law Review|
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book symposium on douglas husak s overcriminalization the limits of the criminal law (2010)|
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justifying the distinction between justifications and power (2010)|
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