This is Volume 2 of "Opuscoli Di Diritto Criminale," a significant work by Francesco Carrara, a renowned Italian jurist and professor of criminal law. Carrara's writings are foundational texts in classical criminal law theory, emphasizing principles of justice, human rights, and proportionality in punishment. This volume continues Carrara's exploration of key concepts and debates within criminal law, reflecting his deep commitment to legal precision and ethical considerations.
The essays within delve into various aspects of criminal jurisprudence, offering detailed analysis and insightful commentary relevant to both historical and contemporary legal discussions. Scholars and students of law, as well as those interested in the history of legal thought, will find this volume a valuable resource for understanding the development of criminal law principles and the enduring influence of Carrara's work.
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