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L'entità e la frequenza delle riforme penali degli ultimi due decenni hanno portato alla ribalta del dibattito penalistico il tema della persistenza della funzione incriminatrice della fattispecie penale oggetto di modifica. Se e come un soggetto, che ha commesso un fatto di reato sotto la vigenza di una fattispecie poi riformulata, possa essere punito ai sensi della norma successiva è questione che ha impegnato dottrina e giurisprudenza in un serrato confronto volto a individuare le condizioni della continua punibilità. L'autore ricostruisce il tema dell'"inerzia" della funzione incriminatrice della fattispecie percorrendo i sentieri italiani e tedeschi del dibattito. Facendo riferimento alle teorie gradualistiche del reato e alla forma tipologica della fattispecie penale, approfondisce i rapporti tra fattispecie astratta e fatto storico, rapporti che disegnano lo scenario dentro il quale egli muove il tentativo di un fondamento epistemologico del concetto di sottofattispecie penale.

Crime.

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Questo volume raccoglie i contributi di studiosi che analizzano le culture mafiose e la devianza minorile generando un serrato confronto tra differenti prospettive teoriche e di ricerca. [Testo dell'editore].

Crime.

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Violent dealth is amazingly apt to remind us of vigorous life; these ten stories of classic North Carolina murders which occurred between 1808 and 1914 represent a much neglected part of the exciting history of the state. Victims include a Confederate general, a lovely orphan girl, a pathetic little boy, and a highly offensive political boss. The motives are the usual ones -- gain, revenge, "elimination," and jealousy.The plaintive history and untimely death of Naomi Wise -- "poor 'Omi" they called her in Randolph County over five generations ago -- strikingly counterparts Dreiser's An American Tragedy; Ida Bell Warren, the veritable Lady Macbeth of Forsyth County; the arsenic poisoner of old Fayetteville; the kidnapping of Kenneth Beasley near the site of the Lost Colony; the almost perfect crime, the murder of the hated Reconstruction Senator "Chicken" Stephens of Caswell County, which in spite of the efforts of Claude G. Bowers and others went unsolved for years; the mad jealousy of Frankie Silver of Burke County which ended with bitter justice at the end of the law's noosed rope, the first woman hanged in the state -- these and other lively stories of famous North Carolina murders make fascinating reading.The stories, told with authority and inviting informality, employ material from newspapers, court records, letters, family collections, and numerous works of local history. They evoke a feeling for a past time and place as well as for the untidy events themselves.

Murder --- Crime --- True Crime

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This book provides an overview of transnational organized crime in Latin America. It explores the geography of illicit activities, analyzes the relationships of specific groups, assesses the approaches of regional governments to combatting transnational organized crime, and recommends future action for regional governments and US policymakers.

Transnational crime --- Organized crime

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This work explores the topic of transnational organised crime, incorporating expert perspectives found throughout the world's six inhabited continents: North America, Central and South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania. Editors Jay S. Albanese and Philip L. Reichel gather the knowledge and expertise of numerous authors, researchers, and practitioners in this field who are either native to each world region, have extensively travelled and worked there, or are recognised scholars for those regions.

Transnational crime. --- Organized crime. --- Crime syndicates --- Organised crime --- Crime --- Multinational crime --- Transborder crime