All Stories

  1. Editorial: Constructing objectivity: emotions in legal decision-making
  2. Legislation and institutional practices concerning compensation for victims of rape in Denmark
  3. Incredibly emotional: interpreting trustworthiness in Danish courtrooms
  4. The offender between penal policies and local practices: A history of individualised punishment
  5. Constructing Ideal Defendants in the Pre-sentence Phase: The Connection between Responsibility and Potential Remorse
  6. Moral Communication in Court
  7. The power of professional ideals: Understanding and handling victims’ emotions in criminal cases
  8. Forurettede i limbo
  9. Between Remand and Verdict: Ethnic Minority Prisoners’ Legal and Penal Consciousness
  10. Ambition and reality: Reforms of legal studies at the Faculty of Law at the University of Copenhagen
  11. The Victim as Policy Agent? Exploring a Single Case from Denmark
  12. Lay Participation in Danish Crime Trials: On the Interaction between Lay and Professional Judges during Deliberation
  13. Using legal language as a non-lawyer: Danish lay judges’ linguistic strategies during criminal trials
  14. After deportation: ethnographic perspectives by Shahram Khosravi
  15. ‘Impressed’ by Feelings-How Judges Perceive Defendants’ Emotional Expressions in Danish Courtrooms
  16. Fra novice til oldtimer – domsmandsrollen som læringsproces
  17. The impact of pre-sentence reports on sentencing
  18. ”Hvad angår det mig som jurist?” - refleksion over jurastuderendes møde med nye fagligheder
  19. Personundersøgelser mellem forskning og praksis - samarbejdets muligheder
  20. SYMPATISK ETNOGRAFI ELLER SOLIDARISK KRITIK?