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The Criminalization Of Lying: Under What Circumstances, If Any, Should Lies Be Made Criminal?, Bryan H. Druzin
The Criminalization Of Lying: Under What Circumstances, If Any, Should Lies Be Made Criminal?, Bryan H. Druzin
Bocconi Legal Papers
This paper argues that lying should be a crime. In doing so we propose the creation of a wholly new category of crime, which we term “egregious lying causing serious harm.” The paper has two broad objectives: the first is to make the case why such a crime should even exist, and the second is to flesh out how this crime might be constructed. The main contribution of the paper lies in the radical nature of its stated aim: the outright criminalization of certain kinds of lies. To our knowledge, such a proposal has not previously been made. The analysis …
On Universal Jurisdiction—Birth, Life And A Near-Death Experience?, Helena Gluzman
On Universal Jurisdiction—Birth, Life And A Near-Death Experience?, Helena Gluzman
Bocconi Legal Papers
This paper investigates the topic of universal jurisdiction, ie the supranational prosecution and repression—without the necessity of a link between the accused and the prosecuting state—of crimes of such gravity and magnitude as to collide with certain core values accepted by the international community and transcending the peculiarity of national interests. The focus of the chapter is exactly to try and discern the scope of universal jurisdiction, distinguishing between the two different versions of universality theorized by contemporary authors: ‘conditional universal jurisdiction’, which requires the presence of the accused in the prosecuting state, and ‘absolute universal jurisdiction’, according to which …
New Perspective On Market Abuse: Outsider Trading As An Outlawed Conduct, Jacopo Busnach Ravenna
New Perspective On Market Abuse: Outsider Trading As An Outlawed Conduct, Jacopo Busnach Ravenna
Bocconi Legal Papers
The following paper illustrates how the Market Abuse Directive 2003/6/EC has backed up previous legislation by contemplating a new form of outlawed behaviour which an outsider may carry out by exploiting her informative advantage. After a general analysis of the features of such conduct, relevant for both criminal and administrative law, its main characteristics are underlined in a comparative perspective with US law. A schematic outline of the most critical analyses on outsider trading regulation is also carried out. The paper eventually deals with two controversial applications of the rules under Italian decree 58/1998, recently modified.
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