Criminalising Fabricated Images of Child Pornography: A Matter of Harm or Morality?, Law

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Home About Undergraduate Postgraduate Staff Research Current Students News & Events Contact Us Information for: Alumni Business Media SEARCH using keywords/tags or full text search.	Criminalising Fabricated Images of Child Pornography: A Matter of Harm or Morality? «Back Summary: This paper is concerned with the new offence of possessing 'non-photographic pornographic images of children' under the Coroners and Justice Act 2009, and whether criminalisation can be justified on the basis of a classical liberal harm based rationale. It is to be published in the Legal Studies journal in 2010. Key Facts Researcher: Suzanne Ost Dept/Research Groups: Centre for Law and Society, Law Keywords: Child abuse and neglect, Children, Crime and society, Criminal law	Research Menu About our research Research Clusters Staff research interests Publications NEW Research Activities Database Search our research activities database for: Current Research Activities Research Archive Search by keyword: Law ONLY ALL depts in Faculty Arts and Social Sciences Research Centres, Groups & Networks Centre for Law and Society Centre for Bioethics and Medical Law Human Rights Forum International Human Rights Obligations Network British Association for Canadian Studies Legal Studies Group
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