Half Title Page -- Title Page -- Title verso -- Preface -- Contents -- Contributors -- Table of Cases -- Table of Legislation -- Introduction -- 1. Legal Moralism or Paternalism? Tolerance or Indifference? Egalitarian Justice and the Ethics of Equal Concern -- 1. USUAL PREJUDICES -- 2. TOLERANCE, PERMISSIVENESS, INDIFFERENCE -- 3. THE NORM OF EQUAL CONCERN AND THE PROBLEM OF IMPLEMENTATION -- 4. POLITICAL NEUTRALITY AND THE ENFORCEMENT OF MORALS -- 5. DEMOCRATIC OBJECTIVISM -- 6. POLITICAL NEUTRALITY AND IDEALS OF THE GOOD -- 7. THE POLITICS OF EQUAL CONCERN -- 2. Privacy, Autonomy and Criminal Justice Rights: Philosophical Preliminaries -- I. THE VALUE OF PRIVACY -- II. THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY -- III. PRIVACY RIGHTS AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE -- 3. The Public, the Private and the Significance of Payments -- INTRODUCTORY -- CONCLUSIONS AND AGENDA -- 4. Sovereignty, Criminal Law and the New European Context -- I. THE STATE, SOVEREIGNTY AND AUTONOMY -- II. EUROPEAN UNION -- III. EU AND PRIVATE SPHERE/ PRIVATE AUTONOMY -- 5. The State and the Nation's Bedrooms: The Fundamental Right of Sexual Autonomy -- INTRODUCTION -- THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS ON THE LIMITS OF SEXUAL AUTONOMY -- EQUALITY RIGHTS AND AUTONOMY -- AUTONOMY AND THE RIGHTS AND INTERESTS OF OTHERS -- THE LIMITS OF SEXUAL AUTONOMY: COERCION AND CONSENT -- SEXUAL AUTONOMY, THE PROBLEM OF PUBLIC SPACE AND THE LIMITS OF CONSENT -- 6. Human Rights and the Criminalisation of Tradition: The Practices Formerly Known as "Female Circumcision" -- INTRODUCTION -- GENERAL DEFINITIONS OF FC/FGM -- HUMAN RIGHTS, CRIMINAL LAW AND FC/FGM -- CRIMINAL LAW PENALTIES AND ENFORCEMENT -- CONCLUSION -- 7. Denying Shoah -- THE AUSCHWITZ LIE -- DEVELOPMENTS IN NATIONAL AND IN INTERNATIONAL LAW -- THE APPROACH OF HUMAN RIGHTS BODIES: ARGUMENTS IN FAVOUR OF CRIMINALISATION.

FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN THE UNITED STATES: ARGUMENTS AGAINST CRIMINALISATION -- CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS -- 8. Criminal Legislation in the Nineteenth Century: The Historic Roots of Criminal Law and Non-Intervention in The Netherlands -- 1. INTRODUCTION -- 2. CRIMINAL LEGISLATION IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY -- 3. THE 1886 CRIMINAL CODE: LEADING PRINCIPLES -- 4. THE COMPILERS OF THE 1886 CRIMINAL CODE ON THE PRIVATE SPHERE AND PERSONAL AUTONOMY -- 5. CONCLUSIONS ON MODERN DEVELOPMENTS IN THE NETHERLANDS -- 9. Consent in Dutch Criminal Law -- 1. BASIC ESSENTIALS OF DUTCH CRIMINAL LAW -- 2. FIELDS OF CRIMINAL LAW WHERE CONSENT IS RELEVANT -- 3. CONCLUSION -- 10. Dangerousness, Popular Knowledge and the Criminal Law: A Case Study of the Paedophile as Sociocultural Phenomenon -- INTRODUCTION -- 1. CONSTRUCTING THE PAEDOPHILE: PUBLIC PROTEST AND THE RELEASE OF SEX OFFENDERS FROM PRISON -- 2. THE DANGEROUS INDIVIDUAL: RISK, POPULAR KNOWLEDGE AND THE RULE OF LAW -- 3. CHILDHOOD, PARENTHOOD AND GENDER: (RE)CONSTRUCTING THE PAEDOPHILE AS OTHER -- 4. CONCLUDING REMARKS -- 11. The Fight Against Sex with Children -- 1. INTRODUCTION -- 2. BACK TO THE CLOSET -- 3. REACTIONS OF SOCIETY -- 4. SEX WITH CHILDREN AND THE CRIMINAL STATUTES -- 5. CHILD PORNOGRAPHY IN THE CRIMINAL STATUTES -- 6. THE ENFORCEMENT OF SENTENCES AND ITS AFTERMATH -- 7. PAEDOPHILE SEX AND CHILD PORNOGRAPHY IN THE LIGHT OF MORALITY AND LAW -- Index.