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LAW IN ACTION

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A series of talks commenting on current legal issues
MURDER BY NEGLIGENCE by Glanville Williams Reader in English Law in the University of Cambridge
Notwithstanding the reform effected by the Homicide Act, murder can still be committed unintentionally. Dr. Glanville Williams considers whether this state of the law is satisfactory.

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