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Publications: MS Amber Marks

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Marks A ( 2024 ) . Spiking: The Case for a New Statutory Offence . Criminal Law Review ( 11 ) 760 - 777 .
Van Bueren G ( 2019 ) . Legal perspectives on human trafficking . Research Handbook on Transnational Crime , Edward Elgar Publishing
Marks A ( 2019 ) . DEFINING ‘PERSONAL CONSUMPTION’ IN DRUG LEGISLATION AND SPANISH CANNABIS CLUBS . International and Comparative Law Quarterly vol. 68 , ( 1 ) 193 - 223 .
Marks A ( 2019 ) . DEFINING 'PERSONAL CONSUMPTION' IN DRUG LEGISLATION AND SPANISH CANNABIS CLUBS . INTERNATIONAL & COMPARATIVE LAW QUARTERLY vol. 68 , ( 1 ) Article PII S0020589318000404 , 193 - 223 .
MARKS A ( 2017 ) . Automatic Justice? Technology, Crime and Social Control . The Oxford Handbook of the Law and Regulation of Technology , Oxford University Press
Marks A ( 2017 ) . Legal Perspectives on Drug Trafficking .
Marks A ( 2017 ) . Treating the ‘Personal’ as Private: Contextualising the Normative Framework of Cannabis Clubs in Spain within a ‘Global Model of Constitutional Rights’ .
MARKS A, Bowling B, Marks A, Murphy CC, Brownsword R, Yeung K ( 2008 ) . Crime Control Technologies: Towards an analytical framework and research agenda . Crime Control Technologies: Towards an analytical framework and research agenda , Oxford Hart Publishing
MARKS A ( 2007 ) . Drug Detection Dogs and the Growth of Olfactory Surveillance: Beyond the Rule of Law? . Surveillance and Society vol. 4 , ( 3 ) 257 - 271 .
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