Standards for Criminal Procedure and Standards for Criminal Law: The Need for Balance ; 1/2013
The comparative method in European Courts: A comparison between the CJEU and ECtHR? ; 1/2013
Whose responsibility? A study of transitional defence rights and the principle of mutual recognition of judicial decisions ; 1/2013
Harmonisation of Penalties and Sentencing within the EU ; 1/2013
New Frontiers of International Criminal Law: Towards a Concept of Universal Crimes ; 1/2013
The Status and Meaning of Criminal Procedure: An exploration of the reception of DNA evidence in the criminal process ; 1/2013
Empirical Descriptions of Criminal Sentencing Decision-Making ; 1/2014
What Role for Legal Certainty in Criminal Law Within the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice in the EU? ; 1/2014
Concordance between Actual Level of Punishment and Punishments suggested by Lay People – but with less use of Imprisonment ; 1/2014
The Nordic Criminal Law Doctrine in a European Setting – Challenges and Potential ; 1/2014
Behavioural Analysis of Criminal Law: A Survey ; 1/2014
NOU 2014:10 - Proposal for New Rules Regarding Criminal Insanity and Related Issues, Norway post-22 July ; 1/2015
Police Deprivation of Third Parties’ Liberty – A Field of Tension between National Police Law and the European Convention on Human Rights, as illustrated by Austin & Others v the United Kingdom ; 1/2015
Some Aspects of and Perspectives on the Public Prosecutor’s Objectivity according to ECtHR Case-Law ; 1/2015
Conflicts of Criminal Jurisdiction in the European Union ; 1/2015
EU Criminal Law and the Regulation of Information and Communication Technology ; 1/2015
The If, How, and When of Criminal Jurisdiction – What is Criminal Jurisdiction Anyway? ; 1/2015
Comparing Legal Approaches: Mental Disorders as Grounds for Excluding Criminal Responsibility ; 1/2016
Guilt and Choice in Criminal Law Theory – A Critical Assessment ; 1/2016
Asking (Different) Responsibility Questions: Responsibility and Non-Resposibility in Criminal Law ; 1/2016
Are Journalists to be Punished for Doing their Job? ; 1/2016
What Counts as Prostitution? ; 1/2016
Judging without Impunity: On the Criminal Responsibility of Authoritarian Judges ; 1/2016
Hvordan skal vi avgjøre om alvorlig sinnslidelse innebærer utilregnelighet? Refleksjoner om lovforslaget i Prop. 154 L (2016-2017) ; 1/2017
Constitutions and Criminal Law Reform ; 1/2017
Norwegian Youth Punishment - Opportunity or Trap? ; 1/2017
Liability Assessments and Criminal Responsibility in Norwegian Legal History ; 1/2017
Should We Compare Laws or Cultures? ; 1/2017
Decriminalisation of Drug Use – The Outlook for Reform in Norway ; 1/2018
Intoxication and Self-Induced Criminal Incapacity in Norwegian Law ; 1/2018
Chilling Effect as a European Court of Human Rights’ Concept in Media Law Cases ; 1/2018
Thoughts on Drug Policy, Public Health, and Crime ; 1/2018
The Norwegian Criminal Regulation of Drugs: An Overview and Some Principled Challenges ; 1/2018
Criminal Insanity: Concepts and Evidence ; 1/2019
A Revisionary Theoretical Framework of Responsibility: A Philosophical Exploration of Incapacity for Responsible Behaviour (utilregnelighet) ; 1/2019
Court-Ordered Compulsory Psychiatric Care and the Prosecutor’s Control Function ; 1/2019
Criminal Responsibility and Challenges in the Criminal Justice System for People with Intellectual Disability in Norway ; 1/2019
Impending Danger: The Meaning of Danger as a Legal Requirement for Involuntary Psychiatric Treatment in the Norwegian Criminal Justice System ; 1/2019
The Insanity Defence: How Do We Handle Doubt? ; 1/2019
Criminal Insanity, Psychosis and Impaired Reality Testing in Norwegian Law ; 1/2019
Introduction ; 1/2019
Copyright and Trademark Crimes in the Nordic Countries ; 1/2020
Child-friendly Justice and Procedural Safeguards For Children in Criminal Proceedings ; 1/2020
Cannabis policy reform in Germany: Political and constitutional discourses on decriminalisation and regulation strategies ; 1/2021
Status report: A Norwegian decriminalisation of use and possession of drugs? ; 1/2021
Punishment, rewards and the importance of desert ; 1/2021
Behaviourally informed approach to corporate criminal law: Ethicality as efficiency ; 1/2022
The limits of discretion in the investigation and prosecution of war crimes at the international level: The Mavi Marmara saga ; 1/2022
New steps towards a Norwegian drug reform? Three recent Supreme Court cases concerning sentencing for drug crimes ; 1/2022
Bergen Journal of Criminal Law and Criminal Justice 1/2022 (Vol. 10) ; 1/2022
The Legalisation of Child Pornography in Sweden and What Followed (1969-1999) ; 1/2023
Holocaust Denial as Memory Criminal Law Seen Through the Nordic Lenses ; 1/2023
Bergen Journal of Criminal Law and Criminal Justice 1/2023 (Vol. 11) ; 1/2023
The birth of modern Norwegian police law ; 1/2023
Regulating Criminal Unaccountability - From Concepts to Defensible Legal Standards ; 1/2024
Bergen Journal of Criminal Law and Criminal Justice 1/2024 (Vol. 12) ; 1/2024
Promoting and Sustaining Sexual Health as a Health Resource in Prisons - A Scoping Review ; 1/2024
Claiming Authority: Criminal Procedure in Seventeenth-Century Swedish Livonia ; 2/2013
Between Rationalities and Emotions: Modes of justifications of criminal law reforms around 1800 ; 2/2013
On the Outside, Looking in: Observations on the weird and wonderful world of criminal law scholarship ; 2/2013
Criminal Law and the Nation State: The relation between the state and criminal law in Sweden during the 19th and early 20th centuries Criminal Law and the Nation State: The relation between the state and criminal law in Sweden during the 19th and early 20th ce ; 2/2013
Summary of symposium organised by the Faculty of Law, University of Bergen on 30 October 2013: Changing conditions for fighting economic crime: What constitutes an efficient criminal justice system? ; 2/2013
The Police from Plush and Bread to the Investigation of Criminal Offenses – A Danish Historical Perspective ; 2/2013
Preface: Crime and Punishment in Time and Space – Introduction ; 2/2013
Developmental Psycho- Neurological Research Trends and Their Importance for Reassessing Key Decision-Making Assumptions for Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults in Juvenile/Youth and Adult Criminal Justice Systems ; 2/2014
The Space for Restorative Justice in the Ethiopian Criminal Justice System ; 2/2014
Obituary: Vagn Greve (1938-2014) ; 2/2014
Education for foreign inmates in Norwegian prisons: A legal and humanitarian perspective ; 2/2014
The Tension between Due Process of Law and Counter-Terrorist Measures During the Initial Stages of Criminal Procedure ; 2/2014
Prosecution of International Crimes - a Historical and Empirical Overview ; 2/2014
An Outline of the New Norwegian Criminal Code ; 2/2015
‘Abstract Endangerment’, Two Harm Principles, and Two Routes to Criminalisation ; 2/2015
Defining the Crime of Enforced Disappearance in Conformity with International Criminal Law: a New Frontier for Bangladesh ; 2/2015
Penal Reforms, Penal Ideology, and Vagrants in Norway ca. 1900 ; 2/2015
Neuroscience, Sincerity, and the Law ; 2/2015
The Development of Four Leading Principles of the Convention on the Rights of the Child in Vietnam´s Juvenile Justice ; 2/2016
Expulsion or Imprisonment? Criminal Law Sanctions for Breaching an Entry Ban in the Light of Crimmigration Law ; 2/2016
Rehabilitation in Principle and Practice: Perspectives of Inmates and Officers ; 2/2016
The Legality and Propriety of the Trials of Abu Hamza ; 2/2016
Proposal for a New Norwegian Code of Criminal Procedure - A Summary of NOU 2016: 24 ; 2/2016
Reforming Scottish Criminal Procedure: In Search of Process Values ; 2/2016
Deprivation of Liberty and Human Dignity in the Case-Law of the European Court of Human Rights ; 2/2016
Checkmate at the Check-In. Discrimination or Transatlantic People Smuggling from Brussels National Airport ; 2/2017
The Narrow Road to Exoneration - the Incidence, Characteristics and Outcomes of Wrongful Conviction Claims in Sweden over a One-Year Period ; 2/2017
The Downfall of the Rehabilitative Ideal and the Establishing of a New Political Legitimacy in Swedish Crime Policy: 1965 to 1989 ; 2/2017
Increasing Salience of Crime Control in Finnish Parliamentary Data from the 1970s to the 2000s ; 2/2018
The Dual Penal State á la Markus Dirk Dubber ; 2/2018
To Remain or Not to Remain Silent ; 2/2018
Functionality of the Criminal Justice System ; 2/2018
#MeToo - Implications for Criminal Law? ; 2/2018
Penal Orders and the Risk of Wrongful Convictions ; 2/2019
Obituary: Per Ole Träskman (1944-2019) ; 2/2019
Reforming the rape offence in Norwegian criminal law ; 2/2020
Legislation on the offence of rape in Icelandic criminal law ; 2/2020
Swedish rape legislation from use of force to voluntariness - critical reflections from an everyday life perspective ; 2/2020
The rape law revision in Denmark: Consent or voluntariness as the key criterion? ; 2/2020
Rape in Finnish criminal law and process - A discussion on, and beyond, consent ; 2/2020
Introduction ; 2/2020
Fatal police shootings in Sweden ; 2/2021
Serious violence – a challenge and reason for reforms? ; 2/2021
Theorising sexual harassment and criminalisation in a Swedish context ; 2/2021
Body examinations of underage children committing crime - A Swedish perspective ; 2/2021
Introduction ; 2/2021
‘Love is in the Air’ ; 2/2021
The invisible victim in criminal policy ; 2/2021
Review: Claes Lernestedt and Matt Matravers (eds.), The Criminal Law’s Person, Hart Publishing 2022 ; 2/2023
Bergen Journal of Criminal Law and Criminal Justice 2/2023 (Vol. 11) ; 2/2023
Provocation and Diminished Capacity in Nordic Criminal Law: Two Rationales for Mitigating Crimes of Violence Committed in an Agitated State of Mind ; 2/2023
On the relevance of citizenship in criminal law: Implications for proportionality, equality, and justice ; 2/2023