Curriculum Vitae. Professor Victor Tadros. Current Position: Professor of Criminal Law and Legal Theory, University of Warwick (2006-present)

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1 Curriculum Vitae Professor Victor Tadros Date of Birth: Current Position: Professor of Criminal Law and Legal Theory, University of Warwick (2006-present) Address (work): School of Law, University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL. Address (home): 132, The High Street, Henley-in-Arden, Warwickshire, B95 5BS. Tel (work): Tel (home): Academic Record : PhD King s College, London : BA Hons, Trinity College, Oxford. Previous Appointments : Lecturer in Law, University of Edinburgh : Lecturer in Law, University of Aberdeen Current Research Interests My research concerns moral, political and legal philosophy, especially as applied to criminal law, criminal trials, punishment, human rights, and war. Visiting Appointments March 2013: Pierre Genest Distinguished Vistiting Fellow, Nathanson Centre, Osgoode Hall, York University. Autumn 2015: Visiting Professor, Harvard University Law School.

2 Publications Books: AUTHORED: Criminal Responsibility (Oxford: OUP, 2005; paperback 2007) i-xv ; (Chinese edition, 2009 Renmin University Press). Reviews: Cambridge Law Journal, Oxford Journal of Legal Studies (review article), New Criminal Law Review (review article), Theoretical Criminology, British Journal of Criminology, Edinburgh Law Review, Criminal Law and Philosophy, Modern Law Review. The Trial on Trial 3: Towards a Normative Theory of the Criminal Trial (With A Duff, L Farmer and S Marshall) (Oxford: Hart, 2007). Reviews: New Criminal Law Review (review article), International Commentary on Evidence, Edinburgh Law Review. The Ends of Harm: The Moral Foundations of Criminal Law (Oxford: OUP, 2011; paperback 2013) i-viii Special Issues and Reviews: Criminal Law and Philosophy (ed. M Renzo with essays by S Uniacke, K Lippert-Rasmussen, H Stewart and D Farrell), Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies (ed. D Enoch and A Harel with essays by K Brownlee, L Levanon and R Segev) Law and Philosophy (Issues 1 and 2, 2013) (ed. K Ferzan with essays by K Ferzan, R A Duff, F Tanguay-Renaud, A Walen, D Husak, A Haque, L Zaibert, M Berman, V Bergelson, L Alexander). Reviews: A Walen in Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Books, K Ferzan in Jotwell, J Edwards in the Law Quarterly Review, D Healy in Legal Studies, E Melissaris in Jurisprudence. Selected as one of the best practical ethics books of the year read in 2012 by members of the Uehiro Practical Ethics Centre, Oxford. Symposia and special events on The Ends of Harm: 1. Hebrew University Jerusalem (Nov 2011) (with K Brownlee, L Levanon and R Segev) 2. The University of Gotingen (May 2011) - Public Lecture and discussion organised with the departments of Law and Philosophy, organised by Kai Ambos and Berndt Ludwig), 3. Harvard University (April 2012) (Roundtable, chaired by C Steiker, with E Kelly, J Goldberg, Y Lee, K Simons and E Blumenson), 4. Rutgers Law and Philosophy Institute (May speakers: K Ferzan, R A Duff, F Tanguay Renaud, A Walen, A Haque, L Zaibert, M Berman, V Bergelson, J McMahan)

3 5. Oxford University (May 2012) (discussants were J Edwards and M Thorburn). 6. Society of Applied Philosophy workshop organized by Helen Frowe (Philosophy, Kent) held in Croatia (2013). Speakers: J McMahan, J Parry, H Frowe, S Uniacke, K Lippert-Rasmussen, S Bazargan, M Renzo, G Lang. Chapter 12 was discussed on the influential philosophy blog PEA Soup in November/December Ch.12 is reprinted in T Brooks Deterrence (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2014). Wrongs and Crimes (Oxford: OUP, forthcoming). I am currently working on this book. A draft will be complete by the summer of EDITED: Faith in Law: Essays in Legal Theory (ed. jointly with P Oliver and S Douglas-Scott, both King s College, London, with co-authored introduction) (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2000). The Trial on Trial 1: Truth and Due Process (ed. jointly with R A Duff (Stirling), L Farmer (Glasgow) and S Marshall (Stirling) with co-authored introduction) (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2004). The Trial on Trial 2: Judgement and Calling to Account (ed. jointly with Duff, Farmer and Marshall with co-authored introduction) (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2006). The Boundaries of the Criminal Law (ed. Jointly with R A Duff, L Farmer, S E Marshall and M Renzo) (Oxford: OUP, 2010) The Structures of the Criminal Law (ed jointly with Duff, Farmer, Marshall and Renzo) (Oxford: OUP, 2011) The Constitution of the Criminal Law (ed jointly with Duff, Farmer, Marshall and Renzo) (Oxford: OUP 2013) Criminalization: the Aims and Limits of the Criminal Law (ed jointly with Duff, Farmer, Marshall and Renzo) (Oxford: OUP, 2014). Special Issues of Journals: Political Theory and Criminal Law ( Criminal Law and Philosophy , with Y Lee, S Garvey, A Haque, F Tanguay-Renaud and M Matravers and an introduction by V Tadros. Full Length Refereed Journal Articles: 1. Between Governance and Discipline: The Law and Michel Foucault [1998] 18 Oxford Journal of Legal Studies (reprinted in R Cotterell (ed) Law in Social Theory (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2006 and Fitzpatrick and Golder Foucault and the Law Aldershot: Ashgate, 2010). 2. No Consent: A Historical Critique of the Actus Reus of Rape (1999) 3 Edinburgh Law Review Practical Reasoning and Intentional Action [2000] 20 Legal Studies The Characters of Excuse [2001] 21 Oxford Journal of Legal Studies

4 5. Insanity and the Capacity for Criminal Responsibility (2001) 5 Edinburgh Law Review Recklessness, Consent and the Transmission of HIV (2001) 5 Edinburgh Law Review The System of the Criminal Law (2002) 22 Legal Studies The Structure of Defences in Scots Criminal Law (2003) 7 Edinburgh Law Review The Presumption of Innocence and the Human Rights Act (2004) 67 Modern Law Review (co-authored with Stephen Tierney. This article was handed to the House of Lords by Tim Owen QC (Matrix Chambers) as part of his submissions in Sheldrake v DPP). 10. The Distinctiveness of Domestic Abuse: A Freedom Based Account (2005) 65 Louisiana Law Review Rape Without Consent (2006) 26 Oxford Journal of Legal Studies Rethinking the Presumption of Innocence (2007) 1 Criminal Law and Philosophy Justice and Terrorism (2007) 10 New Criminal Law Review The Scope and the Grounds of Responsibility (2008) 11 New Criminal Law Review Crimes and Security (2008) 71 Modern Law Review Poverty and Criminal Responsibility (2009) 43 Journal of Value Inquiry Spanish translation: (2014) 15 Revista Argentina de Teoria Juridica. 17. Harm, Sovereignty and Prohibition (2011) 17 Legal Theory Consent to Harm (2011) 64 Current Legal Problems Duty and Liability (2012) 24 Utilitas (Special issue on J McMahan Killing in War). 20. Replies (2012) 5 Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies Responses (2013) 32 Law and Philosophy The Impossibility of Defining Terrorism (co-authored with Jackie Hodgson), (2013) 16 New Criminal Law Review Answers Criminal Law and Philosophy (forthcoming in a special issue on The Ends of Harm) 24. Resource Wars (2014) 33 Law and Philosophy (followed by a response by C Fabre). 25. The Ideal of the Presumption of Innocence (2014) 8 Criminal Law and Philosophy Orwell s Battle with Brittain: Vicarious Liability for Unjust Aggression (2014) 42 Philosophy and Public Affairs Punishment and the Appropriate Response to Wrongdoing Criminal Law and Philosophy, forthcoming. 28. Unjust Wars Worth Fighting For Journal of Practical Ethics, forthcoming. 29. Moving Mountains: Variations on a Theme by Shelly Kagan Criminal Law and Philosophy, forthcoming (to be followed by a response by Shelly Kagan). Shorter Pieces 1. Conflicts about Conflicts (2002) 4 Juridical Review (Review article of S Veitch Moral Conflict and Legal Reasoning)

5 2. Attribution, Ethics and Emotions in Criminal Responsibility (2004) 67 Modern Law Review (Review article of W Wilson Central Issues in Criminal Theory). 3. The Homicide Ladder (2006) 69 Modern Law Review (an analysis of the Law Commission s A New Homicide Act for England and Wales? A Consultation Paper No.177). 4. Distinguishing General Theory, Doctrine and Evidence in Criminal Responsibility: A Response to Lacey (2007) 1 Criminal Law and Philosophy The Architecture of Criminalization (2009) 28 Criminal Justice Ethics (J Kleinig, ed, symposium on D Husak Overcriminalization). 6. Law, Strategy and Democracy (2009) 26 Journal of Applied Philosophy How to Make a Terrorist Out of Nothing (2009) 72 Modern Law Review (Co-authored with Jackie Hodgson, this is a longer case analysis of R v G [2009] UKHL 13). 8. Independence Without Interests? (2011) 31 Oxford Journal of Legal Studies (review article of A Ripstein Force and Freedom) Chapters in Books: 1. A Few Thoughts on Copyright Law and the Subject of Writing in L Bently and S Maniatis Perspectives on Intellectual Property: Intellectual Property and Ethics (London: Sweet and Maxwell, 1998) A Comfortable Inauthenticity in Tadros, Oliver and Douglas-Scott Faith in Law (above) Recklessness and the Duty to Take Care invited contribution in S Shute and A P Simester Criminal Law Theory: Doctrines of the General Part (Oxford: OUP, 2002) The Distinctiveness of Domestic Abuse: A Freedom Based Account invited contribution in R A Duff and S P Green Defining Crimes (Oxford: OUP, 2005) This paper was also one of two papers selected from the volume to be jointly published in the Louisiana Law Review. 5. Power and the Value of Privacy: a Response to de Hert and Gutwirth in E Claes, A Duff and S Gutwirth Privacy and the Criminal Law (Antwerp: Intersentia, 2006) Two Particular Truths in Z Bankowski Universals and Particulars (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2006) The Scots Law of Murder in J Horder (ed) Homicide Law in Comparative Perspective (Oxford: Hart, 2007). 8. Enabling Proceduralism in E Christodoulidis and S Tierney Public Law and Politics: The Scope and Limits of Constitutionalism (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2008) The Limits of Manslaughter in C M V Clarkson and S Cunningham Criminal Liability for Non-Aggressive Death (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2008) Institutions and Aims in M del Mar and Z Bankowsksi Law as Institutional Normative Order (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2009) The Human Right to a Fair Criminal Law? in J Chalmers, L Farmer and F Leverick Essays in Honour of Sir Gerald Gordon (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2010)

6 12. Criminalization and Regulation in R A Duff, L Farmer, S E Marshall, M Renzo and V Tadros The Boundaries of the Criminal Law (Oxford: OUP, 2010) Wrongdoing and Motivation in R A Duff and S P Green Philosophical Foundations of the Criminal Law (Oxford: OUP, 2011) Outcomes and Obligations in R Cruft, M Kramer, and M Reiff volume in honour of Antony Duff (Oxford: OUP, 2011). 15. Wrongness and Criminalization in A Marmor The Routledge Companion to Philosophy of Law (London: Routledge, 2012). 16. Fair Labelling and Social Solidarity in J Roberts and L Zedner Principles and Values in Criminal Law and Criminal Justice: Essays in Honour of Andrew Ashworth (OUP, 2012) Controlling Risk in A Ashworth, P Tomlin and L Zedner Prevention and the Limits of the Criminal Law (Oxford: OUP, 2012) 18. Punitive War in H Frowe and G Lang How We Fight (Oxford: OUP, forthcoming). 19. What Might have Been in J Oberdiek Philosophical Foundations of Tort Law (Oxford: OUP, forthcoming). 20. Rights and Security for Human Rights Sceptics in M Liao and M Renzo Philosophical Foundations of Human Rights (Oxford: OUP, forthcoming). 21. Dimensions of Intentions: Ways of Killing in War in H Frowe and S Lazar The Oxford Handbook of the Philosophy of War (Oxford: OUP, forthcoming) 22. Duress and Duty in S Bazargan and S Rickless The Ethics of War (Oxford: OUP, forthcoming) 23. Punishment in D Edmonds and N Warburton Philosophy Bites Again (Oxford: OUP, forthcoming). 24. The Wrong and the Free in K Ferzan and S Morse ed Festscrhift for Michael Moore. Other Publications 1. An Open Letter to the Scottish Law Commission (2006) Scots Law Times (an open letter outlining the discussion at a workshop on the Scottish Law Commission s consultation on rape reform, drafted by Dr Sharon Cowan and myself). 2. The Scottish Law of Murder Appendix to the Law Commission Consultation Document A New Homicide Act for England and Wales? Three contributions to the New Oxford Companion to Law. 4. A podcast discussion on Philosophy Bites on punishment. The transcript will be published in the third Philosophy Bites volume. 5. Contribution to A Murderer s Right? Three thinkers on a killer s euthanasia request BBC News Magazine, 7 th January External Funding Leverhulme Major Research Fellowship ( 152,274). To Do, To Die, To Reason Why: The Individual Ethics of Armed Conflict. This fellowship, which runs from , will allow me to consider a broad range of issues in just war theory, especially as they apply to individual combatants. As a consequence, I will be on research leave for this period.

7 AHRC Research Grant ( 529,336 + Research Studentships). Criminalization. A project to develop a normative theory of criminalization, both domestically and internationally, led with Professor Antony Duff (Stirling) and Professor Lindsay Farmer (Glasgow). It was rated as A+ by the AHRC who have provided 529,336 as well as the cost of two PhD studentships. The project will involve the project leaders each writing a monograph as well as a range of journal articles. Conferences and meetings will result in publications by a broad range of participants. We will appoint a research assistant to assist with the project. Oxford University Press have agreed to publish a series of seven volumes arising from the project (three monographs and four edited collections). AHRC Research Grant ( 35,000). The Trial on Trial. An interdisciplinary and cross institutional research project to investigate the normative foundations of the criminal trial, led with Professor Antony Duff (Stirling), Professor Lindsay Farmer (Glasgow) and Professor Sandra Marshall (Stirling). The project has produced two edited collections of essays and a co-authored book following four international seminars held at the three institutions involved. It was rated A+ by the Arts and Humanities Research Board who have provided 35,000 of funding. All three books were published by Hart Publishing. Wellcome Trust ( 3000) Psychiatry and Criminal Responsibility. Dr Ivan Crozier (Science Studies, Edinburgh) and I were awarded 3000 by the Wellcome Trust to fund a workshop on psychiatry and law in The remainder of the funding was provided by the Development Trust Research Fund. British Acadamy ( 5394) Rape Reform. Dr Sharon Cowan (Law, Edinburgh) and I were awarded 5394 by the British Academy to fund a project on rape reform in British Academy ( 1000) British Academy travel grant to attend the Defining Crimes conference at Louisiana State University. Visiting Positions In 2013, I was a Senior Research Fellow at the Nathanson Centre, Osgoode Hall. In 2014 I was visiting faculty at Central European University, Budapest. Law Reform Projects 1. A Critique of the Draft Criminal Code on Sexual Offences. One of four invited speakers at the Scottish Law Commission Symposium on reform of sexual offences. The paper formed the basis of Rape Without Consent above. 2. An analysis of the Scottish law of murder was commissioned by the Law Commission, and published as an appendix to their consultation document on the law of homicide. Papers Delivered

8 1. Mala Prohibita Response to Kit Wellman, University of Reading, December Uncertainties of War Department of Philosophy, University of Edinburgh, November Wrongdoing and Consent School of Law, University of Edinburgh, November The Persistence of the Right of Return Centre for the Study of Social Justice, Oxford University. November Intentions and Inchoate Wrongdoing Hull University, October Intentions and Inchoate Wrongdoing Yale University, Law and Philosophy speaker series. September Wrongdoing and Consent Yale University, Graduate Class in Law. 8. Personal Practical Responsibility Not Just Law III conference, University of Warwick. 9. Personal Practical Responsibility Central European University Summer School in Applied Ethics. 10. Responsibility and Corrective Justice Moral Values and Private Law III, workshop at King s College London. 11. Principles and Rights response to Alon Harel, Why Law Matters workshop, University of Warwick, May Uncertainties of War War and Knowledge conference, Reading University, May Uncertainties of War Themes of the Work of Jeff McMahan conference, Birmingham University. 14. Choosing Duties workshop on D Owens Shaping the Normative Landscape, Sheffield University, March Uncertainties of War Wrongs Across Borders conference at Osgoode Hall, York University, Toronto, April Abortion: the Wrongs and Rights Political Philosophy Seminar, University of Essex 17. Abortion: the Wrongs and Rights ICREA, Pompeu Fabra, January What Might have Been: Harm and Compensation Tort Group, Oxford University, November Punishment and the Appropriate Response to Wrongdoing Institute of Law and Philosophy, Rutgers University, October Cosmopolitan Security Political and Criminal Theory Workshop, University of Berkeley, October The Unimportance of Closeness Philosophy Seminar, University of Southern California, Los Angeles. 22. Intentions and Permissibility: the Overdetermination Challenge Normativity of Law Group, Warwick University, September Rights and Security University of Oxford, May Culpability, Causation and Liability Bowling Green State University, Annual Conference on Applied Ethics on Self Defence. 25. Duress and Duty Pierre Genest Memorial Lecture, Osgoode Hall, York University, March Overdetermination and Obligation Philosophy Faculty Seminar, York University. 27. Duress and Duty Philosophy of War Conference, University of California, San Diego, March 2013.

9 28. Duress and Duty Plenary Session, Graduate Conference in Political Theory, Warwick University, February Orwell s Battle with Brittain: Vicarious Liability in War Criminalizing States conference at Osgoode Hall, York University. 30. What Might Have Been Philosophical Foundations of Tort Law Conference, Rutgers Institute of Law and Philosophy, November What Might have Been University College, London, October Orwell s Battle with Brittain: Vicarious Liability in War International Responsibility and Justice Conference, University of Warwick 33. The Unimportance of Closeness Centre of Ethics, Law and Public Affairs, Warwick University, October Controlling Risk University of Bologna at Ravenna, May The Duty View of Punishment Public lecture, University of Gottingen 36. Resource Wars University of Gotttingen joint event with the law and philosophy departments May Pre-emption, Permissibility and Practical Reason University of Oxford, Jan Pre-emption, Permissibility and Practical Reason Rutgers Philosophy Department Ethics Group Symposium, March The Ideal of the Presumption of Innocence University of Aberdeen, Feb The Pre-emption Problem. CELPA Seminar, University of Warwick, October The Pre-emption Problem MANCEPT Seminar, University of Manchester October Law: What is it Good For? Centre for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict September Should We Rescue the Useful? Plenary session, NNCPR Conference, Denmark. (May 2011). 44. Consent to Harm Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona (June 2011) 45. Response to Brudner Panel session with Alan Brudner and John Gardner. Jurisprudence Discussion Group, November Should We Save the Useful? Centre for Ethics, Law and Public Affairs, University of Warwick (October 2010) 47. Response to Botterell and Klimchuk Rethinking Criminal Law Conference, Osgoode Hall. 48. Prevention and Punishment: a Debate with Antony Duff Queen s University, Kingston. 49. Punitive War at War and Self Defence conference, University of Sheffield (August 2010) 50. Duty and Liability Centre for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict, University of Oxford. 51. The Future of Control Orders (June 2010). Panel session with Lucia Zedner, Martin Chamberlain, Aileen Kavanagh, and Murray Hunt. Oxford Public Law Group. 52. To Whom are we Criminally Responsible? ((May 2010). Panel session with Profs Antony Duff and John Gardner. Oxford, Jurisprudence Discussion Group. 53. Harm, Sovereignty and Prohibition Staff Seminar, University of Warwick (May 2010)

10 54. Punitive War at the Centre for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict, University of Oxford (January 2010). 55. Defining Terrorism at The Future of Terrorism Law, seminar at the University of Warwick (with Jackie Hodgson). 56. The Limits of Communication Staff Seminar, University of Nottingham. (November 2009). 57. Averting Permissible Threats Symposium on Self-Defence, Department of Philosophy, University of Stirling (July 2009). 58. A Human Right to a Fair Criminal Law?. Symposium in honour of Sir Gerald Gordon, School of Law, University of Edinburgh (June 2009). 59. Causation in Self-Defence School of Law, University of Hull (April 2009) 60. The Moral Foundations of Self-Defence School of Law, University of Warwick (February 2009) 61. The Crime that Fits the Punishment Centre for Criminology, University of Oxford (April 2008). 62. Poverty and Criminal Responsibility Political Philosophy Group, Queen s University, Kingston (March 2008). 63. Wrongs and Crimes Endowed lecture at Queen s University, Kingston, Ontario (March 2008) 64. Two Theories of Criminalization: the Case of Terrorist Offences University of West of England (November 2007). 65. Two Theories of Criminalization: the Case of Terrorist Offences Political Theory Seminar Series, University of Warwick. 66. Two Theories of Criminalization: the Case of Terrorist Offences All Soul s College, Oxford (October 2007). 67. Addressing the Rape Crisis Law s Crisis. Cumberland Lodge, London School of Economics (May 2006). 68. The Wrong of Rape Political Theory Discussion Group, University of Warwick (April 2006) 69. The Wrong of Rape Staff Seminar, School of Law, University of Leicester. 70. Politics and the Presumption of Innocence at the IVR conference in Granada Rape Without Consent staff seminar at the School of Law, University of Manchester, May Human Rights and the Obligations of the State at Workshop on Rights, Department of Philosophy, University of Edinburgh, February Two Truths in Particularism at the Particulars and Universals conference at the School of Law, Edinburgh, The Presumption of Innocence and the Question of Balance at Political Theory Discussion Group University of Stirling. November Citizenship and the Presumption of Innocence at Issues in Criminal Theory, University of Birmingham, The Gists of Justification (with Antony Duff) Society of Legal Scholars conference at Sheffield, September Protecting Privacy: a response to Gutwirth and de Hert at Privacy and the Criminal Law conference by invitation at the University of Leuven, May The Distinctiveness of Domestic Abuse: A Freedom Based Account Defining Crimes conference by invitation at Louisiana State University (British Academy Funded) 2004.

11 79. Mental Disorder Defences: Beyond the Act Seminar Series, University of Hull, The Presumption of Innocence and the Human Rights Act Seminar Series, University of Glasgow, Justice Over Time invited paper at Truth and Reconciliation workshop at University of Tilburg, Shifting Standards and Criminal Responsibility Centre of Law and Society, University of Edinburgh, A Critical Investigation of the Structure of the Scots Criminal Code, Codifying Criminal Law, conference by invitation at University of Glasgow, Invitee to the Scottish Law Commission seminar on Mental Disorder Defences in May 2002 at Edinburgh. 85. Proceduralism, Ethics and Politics (with Emilios Christodoulidis), Staff Seminar, Law School, University of Kent, Recklessness, Consent and the Transmission of HIV, Scottish Law Faculties Conference, Pitlochry, The Impact of Liberalism on the Principle Against Prohibiting Omissions, staff seminar, University of Edinburgh, Institutional Responsibility Social and Political Theory Group, University of Edinburgh, Normative and Descriptive Language in Scots Criminal Law at The Future of Scots Law, University of Glasgow, Recklessness and the Duty to Take Care at Issues in Criminal Theory, University of Birmingham, Recklessness and the Duty to Take Care at the School of Law Research Seminars, University of Aberdeen, Aristotle, Aquinas and the Care of the Self at the King s College Legal Theory Seminars Foucault and the Care of the Self at the Critical Legal Conference, University of East London, Organisation of Research Events 1. Not Just Law. Annual Law School Conference, University of Warwick Criminalization: Substance and Process. Workshop held at the University of Warwick in January The Future of Terrorism Law (with Jackie Hodgson). Seminar involving leading academics and practitioners on terrorism. 4. The Boundaries of Criminal Law. University of Warwick. Seminar as part of the Criminalization project. I have also been involved in organising events at the Universities of Stirling and Glasgow as part of the project 5. Criminal Responsibility and Psychiatry, Edinburgh, March 2006 (with Dr Ivan Crozier, Science Studies). Funded by the Wellcome Institute and the Development Trust Research Fund. 6. Reforming Sexual Offences, Edinburgh, April 2006 (with Dr Sharon Cowan, Law), funded by the British Academy. 7. Criminalization (with Professor Antony Duff, Stirling)

12 8. Trial on Trial. Two Workshops held at University of Edinburgh, Feb 2003 and November I have also been involved in the organisation of a number of further workshops at Glasgow and Stirling Universities for this project. 9. Codifying Criminal Law May 2002 at University of Glasgow (with Professor Lindsay Farmer). 10. Public Involvement in the Criminal Justice Process Panel session, Scottish Criminology Conference, Edinburgh, 2005 (with Dr Sharon Cowan, Law) 11. Panel session at the Critical Legal Conference 1999, University College Dublin. Board Membership and Refereeing Membership of Editorial Boards: JOURNALS: Legal Theory, Current Legal Problems, Criminal Law and Philosophy, Law, Ethics and Philosophy and the New Criminal Law Review. BOOK SERIES: New Topics in Applied Philosophy (OUP), Law and Practical Reason (Hart) and Continuum Studies in Political Philosophy (Continuum). Refereeing: Journal Articles: Noûs, Law and Philosophy, Modern Law Review, Philosophical Quarterly, Ethics, Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, Criminal Law and Philosophy, Legal Studies, Legal Theory, The Edinburgh Law Review, The Journal of Forensic Psychiatry, International Comparative Law Quarterly, The Journal of Applied Philosophy, The European Journal of Criminology, The British Journal of Political Science, The Australasian Journal of Philosophy and The Journal of Medical Ethics. Book Manuscripts and Proposals: Oxford University Press, Stanford University Press, Hart Publishing, Pearson Education, Longman and Ashgate Publishing Journal Proposals: Springer and Oxford University Press. Research Proposals: Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada and for the Arts and Humanities Research Council. Promotions Assessment: University College, Cork, the University of Manchester, Kent University, Rutgers University, Osgoode Hall Law School, Hebrew University Jerusalem, Stockholm University. I wrote a tenure review for a senior appointment at the University of San Diego School of Law, and a tenure review for the philosophy department, University of California, San Diego, and several promotion evaluations for Rutgers University, one at senior level. I was external assessor for professorial appointments at the London School of Economics in 2012 and for the Quain Chair at University College London in Teaching and Supervision Experience

13 I have considerable teaching experience in legal philosophy and criminal law at all levels. I have supervised a number of research students. External Examination 1. University of Glasgow Criminal Law Ordinary, Criminal Law: History and Theory Honours, Social and Legal Perspectives in Criminal Law Honours, Evidence Ordinary, Criminal Justice Honours ( ). 2. London School of Economics: Crime, Criminology and Criminal Justice LLM, Policing and Police Powers LLM, Criminal Procedure and Evidence LLM ( ). 3. External examiner of research theses at universities of Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Oxford. 4. External assessor for Junior Research Fellowship, Trinity College Cambridge. Referees Professor Jeff McMahan, White s Professor of Moral Philosophy Corpus Christi College, Oxford OX1 4JF jeff.mcmahan@philosophy.ox.ac.uk Professor Douglas Husak, Professor of Philosophy, Rutgers University 1 Seminary Place New Brunswick NJ husak@rci.rutgers.edu Professor John Gardner, Professor of Jurisprudence, University College, Oxford University john.gardner@law.ox.ac.uk Professor Antony Duff, Professor Emeritus, University of Stirling and Professor of Law, University of Minnesota, Department of Philosophy, University of Stirling FK9 4LA r.a.duff@stir.ac.uk Professor Cecile Fabre Professor of Philosophy, All Souls College Oxford

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