Peter Alldridge

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Peter Alldridge is affiliated with the following schools: University of Oxford, Queen Mary University of London, Cardiff School of Law and Politics, King's College London

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International Law

#1942

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#2303

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According to Wikipedia, Peter Alldridge is a British legal scholar. He has been Drapers’ Professor of Law since 2003 and was Head of the Department of Law of Queen Mary University of London. He has a Bachelor of Laws from the University of London and a Master of Laws from University of Wales College of Cardiff.

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Peter Alldridge's Published Works

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Published Works

Money Laundering and Globalization (2008) (94)
Money Laundering Law: Forfeiture, Confiscation, Civil Recovery, Criminal Laundering and Taxation of the Proceeds of Crime (2003) (47)
The Moral Limits of the Crime of Money Laundering (2001) (31)
What Went Wrong With Money Laundering Law (2016) (23)
Sexual Expression, Body Alteration, and the Defence of Consent (1993) (21)
Rules for Courts and Rules for Citizens (1990) (14)
Gazing into the Future through a VDU: Communications, Information Technology, and Law Teaching (1998) (13)
Tax evasion and the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (2005) (10)
The U.K. Bribery Act: "The Caffeinated Younger Sibling of the FCPA" (2012) (10)
‘Attempted Murder of the Soul’: Blackmail, Privacy and Secrets (1993) (8)
Are Tax Evasion Offences Predicate Offences for Money‐Laundering Offences? (2001) (8)
Reforming the Criminal Law of Corruption (2000) (8)
Relocating criminal law (2000) (7)
Scientific Expertise and Comparative Criminal Procedure (1999) (7)
The doctrine of innocent agency (1990) (7)
Personal autonomy, the private sphere and criminal law: a comparative study (2001) (7)
Prosecutors, examining judges and control of police investigations (1995) (6)
What's wrong with the traditional Criminal Law course? (1990) (6)
Criminal Justice and Taxation (2017) (6)
Anoraks Among the Suits and Jeans: Computers, Law and the Legal Academy (1997) (6)
Globalisation, criminal law and criminal justice : theoretical, comparative and transnational perspectives (2015) (5)
Investigatory powers and procedural safeguards : Improving OLAF’s legislative framework through a comparison with other EU law enforcement authorities (ECN/ESMA/ECB) (2017) (4)
Multiple choice examining in law (1997) (4)
Modern bribery law : comparative perspectives (2013) (3)
Some Uses of Legal Fictions in Criminal Law (2015) (3)
CONSENT TO MEDICAL AND SURGICAL TREATMENT—THE LAW COMMISSION'S RECOMMENDATIONS (1996) (3)
Forensic Science and Expert Evidence (1994) (3)
The Law Relating to Free Lunches (2002) (3)
Dealing with Drug Dealing (1996) (2)
Avoidance and Evasion (2017) (2)
Tax avoidance, tax evasion, money laundering and the problem of ‘offshore’ (2015) (2)
Making criminal law known (2002) (2)
Murder Under Duress: Terrorism And The Criminal Law (1989) (2)
Locating Disability Law (2006) (2)
Smuggling, Confiscation and Forfeiture (2002) (2)
The public, the private and the significance of payments (2001) (1)
Is the UNCAC an effective deterrent to grand corruption (2013) (1)
The Bribery Act 2010 – guidance to corporations (2012) (1)
Bribery and the changing pattern of criminal prosecution (2013) (1)
Self-Induced Provocation in the Court of Appeal (1991) (1)
Do C&IT Facilitate the Wrong Things? (2000) (1)
Civil Recovery in England and Wales: An Appraisal (2018) (1)
The liability of the duressor (1981) (1)
Tax, Money Laundering and Offshore: The HSBC Suisse Affair (2017) (1)
Inciting the impossible — How not to reform the law (1982) (1)
The sentencing of corruption (2002) (1)
Criminal Law CD-ROMs (1997) (0)
Should More Alleged Tax Evaders Be Prosecuted (2017) (0)
The privilige against self-incrimination in pro-active policing (1998) (0)
‘Lawyers’ Law’ and the Limitations and Flaws of the Role of Reform Bodies in Criminal Law (2019) (0)
Codifying the General Defences (1986) (0)
On Being Able to Walk Twenty Metres: The Introduction of Personal Independence Payments (2019) (0)
The Spirit and the Corruption of Cricket (2015) (0)
Prosecuting disability hate crime (2011) (0)
Modern Bribery Law: Bibliography (2013) (0)
The problematic of scientific evidence and comparative criminal procedure (2000) (0)
The privilege against self-incrimination in proactive policing (2019) (0)
Introduction and a Short History (2016) (0)
The International Element (2017) (0)
Necessity and mistake of law in the draft Criminal Code (1986) (0)
Criminal responsibility of legal persons in European instruments (2000) (0)
Prosecution and Its Alternatives (2017) (0)
Criminal Evasion of Duties and Taxes (2017) (0)
Common sense, innocent agency, and causation (1992) (0)
Scientific Evidence and Comparative Criminal Procedure (1999) (0)
The Criminal Process: An Evaluative Study by Andrew Ashworth, Oxford: Clarendon Press 1994, xvii + 305 +(index) 9 pp (hardback £45.00) (1995) (0)
Investigation and Prosecution Structures (2017) (0)
The Socio-Legal Studies Association Annual (SLSA): Information Technology Stream (1997) (0)
Impacts upon Substantive Laundering Law (2016) (0)
Crimes of Evasion—History and Theory (2017) (0)
Who wants to live forever (2013) (0)
The changing face of Corporate Criminal Liability in England and Wales (2017) (0)
Modern Bribery Law: Introduction (2013) (0)
Problems at the Intersections of Tax and Criminal Law (2017) (0)
Law Reform Bodies and the Reform of the Criminal Law (1985) (0)

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