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The Health Risk of People Deprived of Freedom (Under Special Detention Status)

HECSER, LADISLAU; COSTEA, VASILE - In: Curentul Juridic, The Juridical Current, Le Courant … 18-19 (2004) December, pp. 137-155

The considerable increase of actions rated as offences was the support for passing court decisions of punishing the people who committed such actions

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Voluntary agreements and private enforcement of environmental regulation

Langpap, Christian - In: Journal of Regulatory Economics 47 (2015) 1, pp. 99-116

agreement is reached. A VA can result in higher abatement and net social benefits than regulation if the probability of private …

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Controlling Avoidance: Ex Ante Regulation Versus Ex Post Punishment

Tabbach, Avraham; Nussim, Jacob - In: Review of Law & Economics 4 (2008) 1, pp. 4-4

ante regulation (e.g., Pigouvian taxes) and ex post punishment of avoidance. The main results of this paper are that (1) ex … complements. As the control of avoidance through regulation or punishment can be designed into the legal system, the results of …Efforts to avoid punishment are socially wasteful. Not only do they limit the deterrent effect of punishment, but they …

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(Non)Regulable avoidance and the perils of punishment

Nussim, Jacob; Tabbach, Avraham - In: European Journal of Law and Economics 25 (2008) 3, pp. 191-208

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Crime, punishment, and consumer protection

Cartwright, Peter - In: Journal of Consumer Policy 30 (2007) 1, pp. 1-20

Criminal law is perhaps society’s strongest technique of formal censure. By labelling an activity as “criminal” we attach to it a special stigma. Despite this, the United Kingdom (UK) has a long history of criminalising conduct that lacks the seriousness we might expect that label to...

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