Professor Jeremy Horder FBA

The history and theory of criminal and regulatory liability in English law; liability for bribery, corruption and homicide

Fellow type: UK Fellow
Year elected: 2014
Subjects: Law
Sections: Law
Website: http://www.lse.ac.uk/collections/law/staff/jeremy-horder.htm

Summary

My research interests concern English criminal law and penal regulation (their history, and philosophical foundations), and in anti-corruption law world-wide. I am currently working on the application of the offence of 'misconduct in a public office' to elected public officials.

Current post

Professor of Criminal Law, London School of Economics

Publications

Excusing Information-Provision Crimes in the Bureaucratic State 68 Current Legal Problems 2015

When Sexual Infidelity Triggers Murder: Examining The Impact Of Homicide Law Reform On Judicial Attitudes In Sentencing 74 Cambridge Law Journal 2015

Bureaucratic “Criminal” law: Too Much of a Bad Thing? RA Duff et al (eds), Criminalisation: The Political Morality of the Criminal Law 2014

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Trevor Allan FBA

Legal and constitutional theory, particularly the moral ideal of the rule of law; public law and civil liberties, especially the common law constitution of the United Kingdom (common law constitutionalism)

Professor Ngaire Naffine FBA

Legal philosophy; criminal law theory; criminal justice and criminology; legal conceptual analysis especially the concept of the person; feminist legal theory

Professor Alan Norrie FBA

Justice in critical & dialectical philosophy; the social-theoretical understanding of law; crime & punishment; criminal law & theories of responsibilities

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