offender may be falsely convicted of a crime committed by someone else whether or not he himself acts lawfully, and that type-1 …

This article - written for a symposium on comparative criminal law - discusses whether sanctions for economic crime … optimal levels of sanctions and enforcement of crime. In the second part, I compare actual levels of sanctions in Denmark for … various kinds of crime involving either economic or bodily harm, and discuss whether differences can be explained by the …

lower the deterrence of crime because such rewards diminish the disutility of imprisonment. I demonstrate that, despite this …

In this chapter, I briefly discuss theoretical predictions of capital punishment’s impact on crime, provide a concise …

of detection is very great and the scale of punishment very large. Risk neutral people will appear to love risk. Patient … of detection increases the amount of crime committed, rather than lowering it. Constitutional safeguards are an important … deterrent to crime …

classical theories of punishment properly accounts for or develops this intuition. In this Article, Donald Braman explores the … rehabilitation. He concludes by reviewing and suggesting ways to reform existing punishment practices in light of accountability …