The Surrey Centre for Law and Philosophy is delighted to announce its inaugural Board of Advisors. The Board consists of ten world-leading scholars in law and philosophy, whose role will be to review its research activities and strategy going forward, meeting annually to reflect on the past year’s activities and discuss future directions. The members […]
In a paper published by the Virginia Journal of Criminal Law, Dr. Alexander Sarch of the Surrey Centre for Law and Philosophy and coauthor Daniel Wodak argue for strategies to help judges resolve conflicts between their morals and the letter of the law. The paper uses mandatory minimum sentences as a case study of one […]
On 13–14 April 2018, Professor Ryan Abbott was an invited speaker at the 7th Annual Conference on Robotics, Law & Policy (We Robot 2018) at Stanford Law School. Professor Abbott discussed two of his forthcoming papers, “Should Robots Pay Taxes? Tax Policy in the Age of Automation”, forthcoming this month in the Harvard Law & […]