The LSE provides one of the intellectually richest environments for the postgraduate study of criminology and criminal justice in Europe. LSE Law includes experts in all aspects of these subjects, including criminal law theory, evidence, procedure and sentencing; theory of criminal law; mental health law; policing and enforcement; and theories of justice. LSE Law academics are regularly consulted by government and law enforcement agencies, and are influential in policy formation. The teaching approach is interdisciplinary, collaborating closely with the Departments of Sociology and Social Policy, under the auspices of the prestigious Mannheim Centre for Criminology. The Mannheim Centre's seminars attract world class academic and public sector speakers, and provide a stimulating programme enabling LLM students to encounter a diversity of theoretical and policy perspectives enriched by a wide range of practical experience.

 

LL4AR

International Criminal Law 1: Core Crimes and Contexts

LL4AS

International Criminal Law 2: Prosecution and Practice

LL4AT

Regulation: Strategies and Enforcement

LL4AU

Regulation: Legal and Political Aspects

LL4BC

Policing and Police Powers

LL4BD

Policing: Contemporary Issues and Controversies

LL4BK

Corporate Crime

LL4BL

Financial Crime

LL4CE

Security and Criminal Law

LL4CL

Explaining Punishment: Philosophy, Political Economy, Sociology

LL4K7

Mental Health Law: The Criminal Context

SA403

Criminal Justice Policy

SA4L6

Illegal Drugs and Their Control: Theory, Policy and Practice