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LAW IN ACTION

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A series of talks commenting on current legal issues
CONSPIRING TO CORRUPT by Glanville Williams Reader in English Law in the University of Cambridge
Do the judges create new crimes by their judgments? If they do, is it right that they be allowed to do so? Or should their power be interpretative only? Dr. Williams examines these strongly disputed questions in the light of a recent case involving a charge of conspiring to corrupt public morals.

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