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Glanville The reports of the Criminal Law Commissioners and the Abortive Bills of 1853 Form and function of criminal law Use and misuses of the jury Consistency, communciation and codification - reflections on two mens rea words Transferred malice and punishment for unforeseen consequences On actus rea and mens rea Situational liability Aid, abet, counsel or procure Defences in double harness Official secrecy and the courts On modernising the law of sexual offences Detention offences at common law Pressure groups and the development of criminal law A case study in criminal law reform The press and the reform of criminal libel Dialogues on the Theft Act Defects in prosecuting - professional views in 1845 The admissibility of answers to police questioning in Scotland The right of silence in the police station and the caution The integrity of criminal prosecutions - Watergate echoes beyond the shores of the United States Punishing, denouncing or reducing crime An analysis of sentencing authority A plea for shorter prison sentences Sentencing reform in Australia Glanville Williams - the published writings