Tissot – Criminal Law Studied in its Principles, Applications and Relations with Social Order

Tissot – Criminal Law Studied in its Principles, Applications and Relations with Social Order

Author: Joseph Tissot
Format: 3 volumes

Classic work by Joseph Tissot, a prominent nineteenth-century French jurist and philosopher, devoted to the study of the foundations, applications, and purpose of Criminal Law in relation to social order and principles of justice.

The author presents a philosophical and legal analysis of criminal science, addressing fundamental topics such as the basis of punishment, moral and legal responsibility, the nature of crime, criminal liability, penalties, and the role of Criminal Law within society.

This work reflects nineteenth-century European penal thought, representing an important period in the development of legal philosophy and criminal doctrine. Due to its historical and doctrinal significance, it is of great interest to legal scholars, researchers, and collectors of antique legal literature.

Complete set in 3 volumes, suitable for specialized law libraries and collections of classical Criminal Law.

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