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Malcolm Thorburn is a Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Toronto, specializing in theoretical issues in criminal justice, public law, and criminal law procedure, including sentencing, policing, and constitutional questions regarding rights and proportionality reasoning. He has held various visiting positions, including at Columbia Law School and the University of Oxford. Previously, he served as a Canada Research Chair in Crime, Security, and Constitutionalism at Queen’s University. He co-edits books such as 'Philosophical Foundations of Constitutional Law' and 'Dignity Law' and has published work in prestigious journals, including the Yale Law Journal and the University of Toronto Law Journal. Additionally, he is actively involved in legal academia as a co-convenor of the Legal Theory Workshop and a member of editorial boards for 'Law and Philosophy' and 'Criminal Law and Philosophy'.
University of Toronto • Toronto, Canada
Department of Sociology