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A landmark work of nineteenth-century Belgian criminal law, Jacques Joseph Haus's Principles of Belgian Criminal Law is regarded as one of the most influential legal treatises of its era. This third revised, corrected, and enlarged edition, published in 1879, presents a systematic study of the fundamental principles of criminal law and played a significant role in the development of modern European criminal law doctrine.
Across 2 volumes, Haus examines criminal responsibility, the theory of punishment, culpability, attempt, participation, and other core concepts, combining legal philosophy with contemporary legislation and judicial interpretation.
An outstanding addition to specialized legal libraries, universities, researchers' collections, and collectors of rare legal books.
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