Jørn Jacobsen
professor
Det juridiske fakultet
Forskergruppe for strafferett og straffeprosess
Forskergruppe for rettsteori
Forskargruppe for rettskultur
Stilling: professor
Telefon: 55 58 96 42
E-post: Jorn.Jacobsen@jur.uib.no
Besøksadresse: Magnus Lagabøtesplass 1
Criminal Law
Legal Theory
Books:
- Fragment til forståing av den rettsstatlege strafferetten (Bergen, 2009), 721 pages including bibliography. Title in English: Fragments Concerning the Criminal Law in a Democratic Rechtsstaat.
- Dom på overføring til tvungent psykisk helsevern - Straffeloven § 39, Fagbokforlaget (Bergen, 2004), 337 p. including bibliography and index. Title in English: Sentencing to Forced Mental Health Care, § 39 of the Norwegian Criminal Code.
- Menneskevern eller menneskeverd? - Ei innleiing til spørsmålet om allmennprevensjonen sin rettslege legitimitet (Bergen, 2004), 207 p. including bibliography and index. Title in English: Human Dignity or Human Protection? An investigation into the question concerning the legitimacy of general deterrence.
Contributions to books:
- "Introduction" in Linda Gröning & Jørn Jacobsen (ed.): Restorative Justice and Criminal Justice - Exploring the Relation (Stockholm, 2012), pp. 9-19.
- ”Pufendorf og den europeiske strafferettsdoktrinen“, i: Ulrika Andersson, Christoffer Wong & Helén Örnemark Hansen (red.): Festskrift til Per Ole Träskman (Lund, 2011), pp. 247-258
- ”The Methodology of the Norwegian Criminal Law Doctrine”, in: Thomas Elholm et.al. (red.): Liber amicarum et amicorum Karin Cornils – Glimt af nordisk straffrätt og straffeprosessrett (København, 2010), pp. 243-266;
- “Strafferetten i en demokratisk rettsstat”, in Jan Fridthjof Bernt & Synne Sæther Mæhle: Rett, samfunn og demokrati - Innledning til juss-studiet, (Oslo, 2007), pp. 306-325. Title in English: “The criminal law in a democratic Rechtsstaat”.
Articles:
- “Eit grunnriss av ei strafferettsleg ansvarslære“, Tidsskrift for strafferett (1/2012), pp. 5-25.
- “Concepts of Criminal Law and Representative Reductions“, Nordisk Tidsskrift for Kriminalvidenskab (1/2012), pp. 46-64.
- “Zur gegenwärtigen norwegischen Strafrechtsdogmatik: Andenæs und die Folgen”, Zeitschrift für die gesamte Strafrechtswissenschaft, 3/2011, pp. 609-632.
- “Some Notes on the Evolution of a General Part for International Criminal Law”, Retfærd, 2/129, 2010, pp. 3-32.
- “Fiksjon utan moral eller konstruksjon utan verdi? Om det ideologiske grunnlaget for straffansvar for juridiske personar", Tidsskrift for Strafferett, No. 1/2009, p. 43-75. Title in English: “Fiction without Morality or Construction without Merits? Regarding the Ideological Foundation of Criminal Responsibility for Legal Persons”.
- ”Diskusjonen om allmennprevensjonen sin faktiske verknad”, Tidsskrift for strafferett, no. 4/2004, p. 394-438. Title in English: “Concerning the discussion on the effects of general deterrence”.
- “Allmennprevensjon og straff”, in The Yearbook of the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters (Oslo, 2005), p. 294-294-305, also printed in Nordisk Tidsskrift for Kriminalvidenskab, No. 4/2004, p. 311-320. Title in English: ”General Deterrence and Punishment”.
- ”Om omgrepet “juridisk metode”” - Jussens Venner no. 6/2003, p. 360-375. Title in English: “Concerning “Legal Method””.
Book-reviews:
- of Hans Petter Graver: Juridisk overtalelseskunst (Bergen, 2008) in Retfærd, No. 2/125, 2009 p. 92-99.
- of Kjell V. Andorsen, Rettsvillfarelse i strafferetten (Bergen, 2005), in Lov og Rett, No 1/2008 p. 48-54.
- of Ståle Eskeland, Strafferett, 2. utgave (Oslo, 2006), in Tidsskrift for strafferett, No. 4/2006, p. 347-358.
Editor:
- Linda Gröning & Jørn Jacobsen (ed.): Restorative Justice and Criminal Justice - Exploring the Relation (Stockholm, 2012).
- "Criminal Law Theory -A New Norwegian Approach", (Project Leader).
The programme is composed of three post.doc.-works, which together are meant to provide Norwegian criminal law with a more adequate criminal law theory as starting point for further research into criminal law.
See further the web-page for the programme at http://www.uib.no/jur/forskning/eksterntfinansierte-prosjekter/criminal-law-theory-a-new-norwegian-approach - "Theory in Practice: Risks and Responses in the Modern Criminal Law" (Project leader together with Linda Gröning).
Among the most important current societal changes are the internationalisation of society and the development of a 'risk-society'. These changes have great impact on the development of the criminal law.
The two projects (one post.doc.-project and one ph.d .-project) shall analyse different dimensions of the criminal law where these societal changes makes impact.
The first project concerns the concept of danger and its role in the development of contemporary criminal law. The project seeks conceptual clarity as a resource for attempts at dealing with contemporary risks by means of the criminal law.
The second project concerns the principles of choice of penal level and sentencing in Norwegian criminal law. This project seeks, first, to discuss possible principles guiding the choice of penal level and, secondly, to discuss the principles of sentencing, both in its institutional and substantial aspects. This project is of importance in view of the fact that higher level of repression is a central response to the mentioned contemporary societal challenges.