Corporate Criminality and Liability for Fraud by Cronin, Alison -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Table of Contents Table of cases Table of legislation Preface 1 Criminal fraud and the problem of the corporate actor

1.1 Introduction: when is a fraud not a fraud? 1.2 The location of corporate crime in the regulatory sphere 1.3 Regulation: the panacea for all corporate wrongdoing 1.4 Corporate agency: corporations as autonomous actors 1.5 Capturing corporate intention 1.6 Mens rea and metaphysics: the stumbling block of the criminal law 1.7 The aim of this book Bibliography

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2 Corporate fraud: the case for a new approach

2.1 Review of the current legal responses and proposals 2.2 The peculiar problem of fraud: the need for a new approach Bibliography

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3 Orthodoxy and the twin canons of criminal fault

3.1 Mental states and the tale of shifting sands 3.2 Voluntariness explored 3.3 Evidential presumptions and their dynamics 3.4 The fall of voluntariness and the rise of mens rea 3.5 Sweet v Parsley: a re-interpretation of the “revitalised presumption” Bibliography

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4 Mens rea, metaphysics and the manifest assessment of fault

4.1 Subjective individualism and the presumption of intention 4.2 Virtual certainty and the silencing of the presumption 4.3 Intention, dishonesty and the corporate actor Bibliography

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5 Modern philosophy: mirror neurons and the manifest approach

5.1 Cartesian dualism: the root of the actus reus/mens rea divide 5.2 Mind-action, mirror neurons and understanding action 5.3 The paradox of the manifest approach Bibliography

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6 Realism: back to the future?

6.1 Realist theory 6.2 Legal theory: the really fictitious fiction 6.3 Lennard’s [1915] and the turn of the theoretical tide? Bibliography

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7 The unmasking of the identification principle

7.1 Lennard’s: viewed in the light of its day 7.2 The elevation of Lennard’s: viewed retrospectively 7.3 Distinguishing and delimiting the directing mind doctrine Bibliography

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8 Concluding thoughts: corporate fraud and the way forward

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