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Dr Matthew Dyson
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College Lecturer in Law
Legal History; Comparative Law; Tort; Crime; Roman Law; EU law.
I am particularly interested in how and why legal rules develop. My research has been on how the borderline between tort and crime has changed in different jurisdictions in the last few hundred years. So far this work has been procedural: taking a rule of practice that links tort and crime, tracing and explaining its evolution and then exploring how it can deepen understanding of wider questions of legal reasoning and legal systems.
Supervises Civil Law I, Criminal Law and Law of Tort.
Lectures Comparative Law (LL.M. Seminar) and EU Trade Law.
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"Epistemology and Methodology of Comparative Law, Hart, 2004." (2007) 66 CLJ 237-238
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"Martin Loughlin The Idea of Public Law, OUP, 2003" (2005) 64 CLJ 503-504
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"The Timing of Tortious and Criminal Actions for the Same Wrong" (2012) 71 CLJ 85-116
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"Public Order on the Internet" (2010) 2 Archbold Review 6-9
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"More Appealing Joint Enterprise: R v Mendez and Thompson [2010] EWCA Crim 516" [2010] CLJ 425-428
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Matt Dyson's Response to MOJ Murder review
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