Central concepts of criminal law, including intention, complicity, and duress, are examined through both legal and philosophical lenses. This introduction delves into how these principles operate in legal practice and their relevance in everyday life, providing insights into the moral and ethical implications of criminal law. The exploration encourages readers to reflect on the foundations of legal systems and the philosophies that underpin them.
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The focus of this study is on the Discretionary Lifer Panels of the Parole Board, which are responsible for determining the release of prisoners serving discretionary life sentences. It delves into the decision-making processes and criteria used by these panels, offering insights into the complexities and implications of parole decisions for life sentence inmates.