Theoretical Foundations of Criminal Trial Procedure

This collection both encapsulates and develops a jurisprudence of criminal trial procedure, conceived as applied political morality, with robust epistemological foundations and attuned to the contemporary challenges of cosmopolitan law. The volume features a substantial new introduction which sets out the methodological building blocks of criminal procedure scholarship, and showcases classic writings alongside the best of recent theoretically-informed procedural scholarship, thereby placing the criminal trial in its broader political, social and institutional contexts.