Jennifer Collins
DPhil Law
Jennifer Collins is lecturer in law at St Peter's College, having previously lectured at Hertford College. Jennifer read for a BA (first class) and a BCL (distinction) at Oxford, and received her degrees in 2008 and 2009 respectively . Her principal teaching and research interests are in criminal law and legal theory. Her current DPhil work is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, and focuses on the issue of exploitation and its relationship to the criminal law's property offences.
Publications
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J Collins, 'The Contours of Vulnerability' in Jonathan Herring and Julie Wallbank (eds), Vulnerabilities, Care and Family Law (2013) (forthcoming).
J Collins and Andrew Ashworth, 'R v M [2011] EWCA Crim 2752' (2012) Criminal Law Review 789 [Case Note].
J Collins, 'Fraud by Abuse of Position: Theorising Section 4 of the Fraud Act 2006' (2011) Criminal Law Review 513.
Interests
Research:
Criminal Law
