Publications:  Prof Richard Nobles

NOBLES RL, SCHIFF D(2018). Criminal Justice Unhinged: The Challenge of Guilty Pleas?. Oxford Journal of Legal Studies

NOBLES RL, Schiff D(2017). Trials And Miscarriages: An evolutionary socio-historical analysis. Criminal Law Forum: official journal of the Society for the Reform of Criminal Law

Nobles R, Schiff D(2017). Sovereignty in Post-Sovereign Society: A Systems Theory of European Constitutionalism. SOCIAL & LEGAL STUDIES vol. 26, (3) 401-414.

Nobles R(2017). FLAWED CONVICTIONS: "SHAKEN BABY SYNDROME" AND THE INERTIA OF INJUSTICE. BRITISH JOURNAL OF CRIMINOLOGY vol. 57, (2) 509-512.

NOBLES RL, Schiff D(2017). Observing sovereignty, law and politics at the global level: Review of Jiří Přibáň, Sovereignty in Post-Sovereign Society: A Systems Theory of European Constitutionalism, Farnham: Ashgate/Routledge, 2015. Social and Legal Studies

NOBLES RL, Schiff DN(2015). Civil Disobedience and Constituent Power. International Journal of Law in Context vol. 2015, (Special Issue) 462-480.

Nobles R(2015). THE INNOCENT AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: A SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF MISCARRIAGES OF JUSTICE. BRITISH JOURNAL OF CRIMINOLOGY vol. 55, (3) 640-643.

NOBLES RL, Schiff DNS (2014). The Sociology of 'The Politics of Jurisprudence'.

NOBLES RL(2014). The Sociology of the Politics of Jurisprudence. Law, Society and Community: Socio- Legal Essays in Honour of Roger Cotterrell, Ashgate

NOBLES RL, Schiff D(2013). Luhmann: Law, Justice, and Time. International Journal for the Semiotics of Law vol. 26, 1-16.

Nobles R, Schiff D(2013). Pulling Back from the Edge?. MODERN LAW REVIEW vol. 76, (3) 620-638.

SCHIFF DN, Nobles R(2013). Structural coupling between the systems of law and the media: the contrasting examples of criminal conviction and criminal appeal. Law and Intersystemic Communication: Understanding ‘Structural Coupling’, Editors: Febbrajo, A, Harste, G, Ashgate

SCHIFF DN, Nobles R(2012). Using Systems Theory to Study Legal Pluralism: What Could Be Gained?. Law & Society Review vol. 46, (2) 265-296.

Nobles R(2012). A Sociology of Constitutions: Constitutions and State Legitimacy in Historical-Sociological Perspective. MODERN LAW REVIEW vol. 75, (2)

Nobles R, Schiff D(2010). Disobedience to Law - Debbie Purdy's Case. MOD LAW REV vol. 73, (2) 295-U234.

NOBLES RL, Schiff DS(2009). After Ten Years: An Investment in Justice?. The Criminal Cases Review Commission: Hope for the Innocent?, Editors: Naughton, M, Palgrave Macmillan

NOBLES RL, SCHIFF DS(2009). Jurisprudence as Self-Description: Natural Law and Positivism within the English Legal System. Soziologische Jurisprudenz: Festschrift fur Gunther Teubner, Editors: Calliess, G-P, Fischer-Lescano, A, Wielsch, D, Zumbansen, P et al., De Gruyter Recht,

NOBLES RL, SCHIFF DS(2009). Why do judges talk the way they do?. International Journal of Law in Context vol. 5, (1)

Nobles R, Schiff D(2008). Absurd Asymmetry - a Comment on R v Cottrell and Fletcher and BM, KK and DP (Petitioners) v Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission. MOD LAW REV vol. 71, (3) 464-472.

Nobles R, Schiff D(2007). Misleading statistics within criminal trials. MED SCI LAW vol. 47, (1) 7-10.

Nobles R, SCHIFF D(2006). A Sociology of Jurisprudence. Hart Publishing (Oxford),

Nobles R, SCHIFF D(2006). Theorising the Criminal Trial and Criminal Appeal: Finality, Truth and Rights. The Trial on Trial, Volume 2, Editors: Duff, RA, Farmer, L, Marshall, S, Tadros, V et al., Hart Publishing (Oxford),

Nobles R, Schiff D(2005). A reply to Graham Zellick. CRIM LAW REV951-954.

Nobles R, Schiff D(2005). The criminal cases review commission: Establishing a workable relationship with the court of appeal. CRIM LAW REV173-189.

Nobles R, Schiff D(2004). A story of miscarriage: Law in the media. J LAW SOC vol. 31, (2) 221-244.

Nobles R, SCHIFF D(2002). The Right to Appeal and Workable Systems of Justice. The Modern Law Review vol. 65, (5) 676-701.

NOBLES RL(2001). Keeping Ombudsmen in their Place – The Courts and the Pensions Ombudsman. Public Law vol. 2001, 308-328.

Nobles R, SCHIFF D(2001). The Criminal Cases Review Commission: Reporting Success?. Modern Law Review vol. 64, (2) 280-299.