Professor James Chalmers

Regius Professor of Law (School of Law)

telephone: 0141 330 5408
email: James.Chalmers@glasgow.ac.uk
pronouns: He/him/his

Room 431, Stair Building, 5-10 The Square, Glasgow G12 8QQ

Biography

James Chalmers was appointed to the Regius Chair of Law in 2012 (his inaugural lecture, Resorting to Crime, can be read online) and is currently (jointly with Fiona Leverick) Director of Research for the School of Law, having previously been joint Director of Research from 2015-2017 and joint REF Champion from 2017-2021. He previously taught at the Universities of Edinburgh and Aberdeen, is a graduate of the University of Aberdeen and the Tulane University of Louisiana, was a visiting researcher at Queen Mary, University of London in the spring of 2007, at Uppsala University in the autumn of 2014, and was a resident on the Bergman Estate in April 2019. He was awarded a Philip Leverhulme Prize in 2012.

Professor Chalmers is a member of the editorial boards of the Criminal Law Review and the Scottish Universities Press, the Equality and Justice Alliance's Commonwealth Group of Experts, and the Scottish Law Commission's Advisory Group on Reform of the Law of Homicide. With Ipsos MORI Scotland, Fiona Leverick and Vanessa Munro (Warwick), he completed a two-year study of jury decision making in criminal cases, funded by the Scottish Government, in 2019 and is currently engaged in follow-up work related to that project. He was elected a fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh in 2019.

He was a member of the Reference Group for the Hate Crime Legislation Review and the JUSTICE Working Party on Legal Advice and Waiver in Police Detention, both of which reported in 2018.

He was also a member of the Post-Corroboration Safeguards Review Reference Group (which reported in 2015), chaired the Academic Expert Group for that review, and was a member of the writing group for the Forensic DNA Analysis primer for courts published by the Royal Society and Royal Society of Edinburgh in 2017. He is a former editor of the Edinburgh Law Review (2010-2013), assistant editor of Renton and Brown's Criminal Procedure (2007-2023), trustee of HIV Scotland, Scotland’s national HIV policy charity (2010-2013), member of the Criminal Law Committee of the Law Society of Scotland (2011-2022), member of the Criminal Courts Rules Council (2008-2023) and founding member of the Young Academy of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (2011-2016).

Professor Chalmers is one of a number of researchers in the School of Law working on criminal law and criminal justice, and more information about their work can be found here.

Research interests

Professor Chalmers' research is primarily in the area of criminal law, evidence and procedure. His published books include Gordon’s Criminal Law of Scotland, 4th edn (two volumes, 2017 and 2023, with Fiona Leverick), Walker and Walker: The Law of Evidence in Scotland (most recently, the 5th edn, 2020, with Margaret Ross and Isla Callander), The New Law of Sexual Offences in Scotland (2010), Legal Responses to HIV and AIDS (2008), Criminal Defences and Pleas in Bar of Trial (2006, with Fiona Leverick) and Trusts: Cases and Materials (2002). He has published over 100 book chapters and articles in a wide range of journals.

Publications

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2024

Chalmers, J. (2024) Justice In-Between: introduction. Edinburgh Law Review, (Accepted for Publication)

Chalmers, J. (2024) Mistakenly renouncing the right to prosecute. Edinburgh Law Review, 28(1), pp. 103-107. (doi: 10.3366/elr.2024.0876)

Chalmers, J. (2024) Scottish Evidence Law Essentials [6th edition]. Series: Edinburgh law essentials. Edinburgh University Press: Edinburgh. ISBN 9781399519816

2023

Chalmers, J. , Keane, E. P.H., Leverick, F. and Munro, V. E. (2023) Putting victims and witnesses at the heart of the justice system? The Victims, Witnesses and Justice Reform (Scotland) Bill. Criminal Law Review, 2023(11), pp. 709-730.

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. eds. (2023) The Criminal Law of Scotland, 4th Edition, Volume I. Series: SULI. W. Green. ISBN 9780414114159

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. (2023) Inside the Scottish jury room. In: Keane, E. and Robson, P. (eds.) The Ian Willock Collection on Law and Justice in the Twenty-First Century. Series: Series in Law, Culture and the Humanities. Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, pp. 89-109. ISBN 9781683932512

Chalmers, J. , Leverick, F. and Munro, V. (2023) Justice without juries? Journal of the Law Society of Scotland, 68(5), pp. 16-17.

Daly, E. et al. (2023) Myths about myths? A commentary on Thomas (2020) and the question of jury rape myth acceptance. Journal of Gender-Based Violence, 7(1), pp. 189-200. (doi: 10.1332/239868021X16371459419254)

2022

Chalmers, J. , Leverick, F. and Munro, V. E. (2022) Handle with care: jury deliberation and demeanour-based assessments of witness credibility. International Journal of Evidence and Proof, 26(4), pp. 381-406. (doi: 10.1177/13657127221120955)

Chalmers, J. , Leverick, F. and Munro, V. E. (2022) Beyond doubt: the case against ‘not proven’. Modern Law Review, 85(4), pp. 847-878. (doi: 10.1111/1468-2230.12707)

2021

Chalmers, J. (2021) Sexual offences in Scotland. In: Rook, P. and Ward, R. (eds.) Rook and Ward on Sexual Offences: Law and Practice [6th edn]. Sweet & Maxwell: London, pp. 1699-1717. ISBN 9780414089297

Chalmers, J. , Leverick, F. and Munro, V. E. (2021) Why the jury is, and should still be, out on rape deliberation. Criminal Law Review, 2021(9), pp. 753-771.

Chalmers, J. , Leverick, F. and Munro, V. E. (2021) The provenance of what is proven: exploring (mock) jury deliberation in Scottish rape trials. Journal of Law and Society, 48(2), pp. 226-249. (doi: 10.1111/jols.12287)

Chalmers, J. , Leverick, F. and Munro, V. E. (2021) A modern history of the not proven verdict. Edinburgh Law Review, 25(2), pp. 151-172. (doi: 10.3366/elr.2021.0692)

Chalmers, J. (2021) Scottish Evidence Law Essentials [5th edition]. Series: Edinburgh law essentials. Edinburgh University Press: Edinburgh. ISBN 9781474461276

2020

Chalmers, J. , Leverick, F. , Munro, V.E., Murray, L. and Ormston, R. (2020) Three distinctive features, but what is the difference? Key findings from the Scottish Jury Project. Criminal Law Review, 2020(11), pp. 1012-1033.

Ross, M. L., Chalmers, J. P. and Callander, I. (2020) Walker and Walker: The Law of Evidence in Scotland. 5th Edition. Bloomsbury Professional: Haywards Heath, West Sussex. ISBN 9781526514455

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. (2020) Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Bill: A Report for the Justice Committee. Documentation. Scottish Parliament Justice Committee.

2019

Ormston, R., Chalmers, J. , Leverick, F. , Munro, V. and Murray, L. (2019) Scottish Jury Research: Findings from a Large Scale Mock Jury Study. Other. Scottish Government, Edinburgh.

Ormston, R., Chalmers, J. , Leverick, F. , Munro, V. and Murray, L. (2019) Scottish Jury Research: Summary of Findings from a Mock Jury Study. Other. Scottish Government, Edinburgh.

Chalmers, J. (2019) Trusts. In: Black, G. (ed.) Business Law in Scotland [4th ed]. W. Green: Edinburgh, pp. 367-390. ISBN 9780414070745

Chalmers, J. (2019) Sexual offences in Scotland. In: Rook, P. and Ward, R. (eds.) Rook and Ward on Sexual Offences: Law & Practice. Sweet & Maxwell: London, pp. 481-498. ISBN 9780414070721

2018

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. (2018) Criminal law in the shadows: creating offences in delegated legislation. Legal Studies, 38(2), pp. 221-241. (doi: 10.1017/lst.2017.18)

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. (2018) Methods of Conveying Information to Jurors: An Evidence Review. Other. Scottish Government, Edinburgh.

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. (2018) Methods of Conveying Information to Jurors: An Evidence Review - Research Findings. Other. Scottish Government, Edinburgh.

Chalmers, J. (2018) Criminal law. In: Understanding Scots Law. W. Green: Edinburgh, pp. 179-223. ISBN 9780414064546

Chalmers, J. (2018) Trusts. In: Understanding Scots Law. W. Green, pp. 531-572. ISBN 9780414064546

2017

Chalmers, J. , Leverick, F. and Stark, S. W. (2017) The process of criminal evidence law reform in Scotland: what can we learn? In: Duff, P. R. and Ferguson, P. R. (eds.) Scottish Criminal Evidence Law: Current Developments and Future Trends. Edinburgh University Press: Edinburgh, pp. 194-223. ISBN 9781474414760

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. (2017) A Comparative Analysis of Hate Crime Legislation: A Report to the Hate Crime Legislation Review. Other. Scottish Government, Edinburgh.

Chalmers, J. (2017) Developing Scots criminal law: a shift in responsibility? Juridical Review, 2017(1), pp. 33-37.

Chalmers, J. (2017) Clarifying the law on assisted suicide? Ross v Lord Advocate. Edinburgh Law Review, 21(1), pp. 93-98. (doi: 10.3366/elr.2017.0391)

Chalmers, J. (2017) Scottish Evidence Law Essentials [4th edition]. Series: Edinburgh law essentials. Edinburgh University Press: Edinburgh. ISBN 978147440779

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. eds. (2017) The Criminal Law of Scotland, 4th Edition, Volume II. Series: SULI. W. Green. ISBN 9780414057463

2016

Chalmers, J. (2016) Commentaries on the Law of Scotland, respecting Crimes. In: Dauchy, S., Martyn, G., Musson, A., Pihlajamäki, H. and Wijffels, A. (eds.) The Formation and Transmission of Western Legal Culture: 150 Books that Made the Law in the Age of Printing. Series: Studies in the history of law and justice (7). Springer: Cham, pp. 314-317. ISBN 9783319455648

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. (2016) How should we go about jury research in Scotland? Criminal Law Review, 2016(10), pp. 697-713.

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. (2016) Jury research in Scotland: a rejoinder. Criminal Law Review, 2016(12), pp. 924-930.

2015

McCarthy, F., Chalmers, J. and Bogle, S. (Eds.) (2015) Essays in Conveyancing and Property Law in Honour of Professor Robert Rennie. Open Book Publishers: Cambridge. ISBN 9781783741472

Chalmers, J. (2015) Trusts. In: Black, G. and Bisacre, J.R. (eds.) Business Law in Scotland. W. Green: Edinburgh, Scotland, pp. 466-496. ISBN 9780414036734

Chalmers, J. and Blackie, J. (2015) Mixing and matching in Scottish delict and crime. In: Dyson, M. (ed.) Comparing Tort and Crime: Learning from Across and Within Legal Systems. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, pp. 271-315. ISBN 9781107080485

Chalmers, J. (2015) Criminal law reform in Scotland. Edinburgh Law Review, 19(3), pp. 399-403. (doi: 10.3366/elr.2015.0302)

Chalmers, J. , Leverick, F. and Shaw, A. (2015) Is formal criminalisation really on the rise? Evidence from the 1950s. Criminal Law Review, 2015(3), pp. 177-191.

Ross, M. L. and Chalmers, J. (2015) Walker and Walker: the Law of Evidence in Scotland, 4th Edition. Bloomsbury Professional: Haywards Heath, West Sussex. ISBN 9781780435749

2014

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. (2014) Quantifying criminalization. In: Duff, R.A., Farmer, L., Marshall, S.E., Renzo, M. and Tadros, V. (eds.) Criminalization: The Political Morality of the Criminal Law. Oxford University Press: Oxford, pp. 54-79. ISBN 9780198726357 (doi: 10.1093/acprof:oso/9780198726357.003.0002)

Chalmers, J. , Leverick, F. and Shaw, A. (Eds.) (2014) Post-Corroboration Safeguards Review Report of the Academic Expert Group. Scottish Government: Edinburgh.

Chalmers, J. (2014) Corroboration: consequences and criticism. In: Chalmers, J., Leverick, F. and Shaw, A. (eds.) Post-Corroboration Safeguards Review Report of the Academic Expert Group. The Scottish Government: Edinburgh, pp. 5-18.

Chalmers, J. (2014) Independent legal representation for complainers in sexual offence cases. In: Chalmers, J., Leverick, F. and Shaw, A. (eds.) Post-Corroboration Safeguards Review Report of the Academic Expert Group. The Scottish Government: Edinburgh, pp. 185-189.

Chalmers, J. (2014) Jury majority, size and verdicts. In: Chalmers, J., Leverick, F. and Shaw, A. (eds.) Post-Corroboration Safeguards Review Report of the Academic Expert Group. The Scottish Government: Edinburgh, pp. 140-163.

Chalmers, J. (2014) The no case to answer submission. In: Chalmers, J., Leverick, F. and Shaw, A. (eds.) Post-Corroboration Safeguards Review Report of the Academic Expert Group. The Scottish Government: Edinburgh, pp. 132-139.

Chalmers, J. (2014) Recording of police interviews. In: Chalmers, J., Leverick, F. and Shaw, A. (eds.) Post-Corroboration Safeguards Review Report of the Academic Expert Group. The Scottish Government: Edinburgh, pp. 118-123.

Leverick, F. and Chalmers, J. (2014) Causes of wrongful conviction. In: Chalmers, J., Leverick, F. and Shaw, A. (eds.) Post-Corroboration Safeguards Review Report of the Academic Expert Group. The Scottish Government: Edinburgh, pp. 30-43.

Anderson, R. G., Chalmers, J. and MacLeod, J. (Eds.) (2014) Glasgow Tercentenary Essays: 300 Years of the School of Law. Avizandum: Edinburgh. ISBN 9781904968139

Chalmers, J. (2014) Abolishing corroboration: three bad arguments. Scots Law Times(2), pp. 7-11.

Chalmers, J. (2014) 'Frenzied law making': overcriminalization by numbers. Current Legal Problems, 67(1), pp. 483-502. (doi: 10.1093/clp/cuu001)

Chalmers, J. (2014) Insanity and automatism: notes from over the border and across the boundary. Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly, 65(2), pp. 205-214.

Chalmers, J. (2014) Offenses against the person. In: Dubber, M. D. and Hörnle, T. (eds.) The Oxford Handbook of Criminal Law. Series: Oxford handbooks in law. Oxford University Press: Oxford, pp. 727-746. ISBN 9780199673599

2013

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. (2013) Scotland: twice as much criminal law as England? Edinburgh Law Review, 17(3), pp. 376-381. (doi: 10.3366/elr.2013.0172)

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. (2013) Majority jury verdicts. Edinburgh Law Review, 17(1), pp. 90-96. (doi: 10.3366/elr.2013.0139)

Chalmers, J. (2013) Disease transmission, liability and criminal law. In: Viens, A.M., Coggon, J. and Kessel, A.S. (eds.) Criminal Law, Philosophy and Public Health Practice. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, pp. 124-141. ISBN 9781107022782

Chalmers, J. (2013) Getting mixed up in crime : doctors, disease transmission, confidentiality, and the criminal process. In: Griffiths, D. and Saunders, A. (eds.) Bioethics, Medicine, and the Criminal Law : Medicine, Crime and Society. Series: Cambridge bioethics and law. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, pp. 65-78. ISBN 9781107021532

Chalmers, J. (2013) Justice redefined. Journal of the Law Society of Scotland, 2013(Sept), pp. 13-15.

Chalmers, J. (2013) Opting out of EU police and criminal justice measures: the United Kingdom’s 2014 decision. New Journal of European Criminal Law, 4(3), pp. 215-226.

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. (2013) Tracking the creation of criminal offences. Criminal Law Review, 2013, pp. 543-560.

2012

Chalmers, J. (2012) Evidence Essentials [3rd ed.]. Series: Scottish Legal Essentials. Dundee University Press: Dundee, Scotland. ISBN 9781845861353

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. (2012) 'Substantial and radical change': A new dawn for Scottish criminal procedure. Modern Law Review, 75(5), pp. 837-864. (doi: 10.1111/j.1468-2230.2012.00926.x)

2011

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. (2011) When should a retrial be permitted after a conviction is quashed on appeal? Modern Law Review, 74(5), pp. 721-749.

Chalmers, J. (2011) Partial defences to murder in Scotland : an unlikely tranquility. In: Reed, A. and Bohlander, M. (eds.) Loss of Control and Diminished Responsibility: Domestic, Comparative and International Perspectives. Ashgate: Farnham, Surrey, England, pp. 167-181. ISBN 9781409431756

Chalmers, J. (2011) Regulating adolescent sexuality: English and Scottish approaches compared. Child and Family Law Quarterly, 23(4), pp. 450-464.

Chalmers, J. (2011) Trusts. In: Black, G. and Bisacre, J.R. (eds.) Business Law in Scotland [2nd ed.]. W. Green: Edinburgh, Scotland, pp. 426-456. ISBN 9780414018273

2010

Chalmers, J. (2010) The New Law of Sexual Offences in Scotland: Supplement 2: Supplement 1 to Volume 2 of Gordon’s Criminal Law (3rd ed.). W. Green, 2010: Edinburgh, Scotland. ISBN 9780414041271

Chalmers, J. , Leverick, F. and Farmer, L. (Eds.) (2010) Essays in Criminal Law in Honour of Sir Gerald Gordon. Edinburgh University Press: Edinburgh. ISBN 9780748640706

Chalmers, J. (2010) Assisted suicide: jurisdiction and discretion. Edinburgh Law Review, 14(2), pp. 295-300. (doi: 10.3366/elr.2010.0007)

Leverick, F. and Chalmers, J. (2010) The Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission and its referrals to the Appeal Court: the first ten years. Criminal Law Review, 8, pp. 608-622.

Leverick, F. , Chalmers, J. , Armstrong, S. and McNeill, F. (2010) Part of the establishment? A decade of the Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission. Scots Law Times(27), pp. 147-151.

2009

Gane, C.H.W., Stoddart, C.N. and Chalmers, J. (2009) A Casebook on Scottish Criminal Law [4th ed.]. W. Green/Thomson Reuters: Edinburgh. ISBN 9780414016934

Leverick, F. , Chalmers, J. , Armstrong, S. and McNeill, F. (2009) Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission: 10th Anniversary Research. Project Report. Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission, Glasgow, UK.

Chalmers, J. (2009) Evidence [2nd ed.]. Series: Scottish Law essentials. Dundee University Press: Dundee, Scotland. ISBN 9781845860653

Chalmers, J. (2009) Ownership of trust property in Scotland and Louisiana. In: Palmer, V.V. and Reid, E.R. (eds.) Mixed Jurisdictions Compared: Private Law in Louisiana and Scotland. Series: Edinburgh studies in law (6). Edinburgh University Press: Edinburgh, pp. 132-145. ISBN 9780748638864

Chalmers, J. (2009) Section 11 7 of the Criminal Justice and Licensing (Scotland) Bill: a dangerous loophole? Scottish Criminal Law, 2009, pp. 1240-1242.

Chalmers, J. (2009) Two problems in the Sexual Offences (Scotland) Bill. Scottish Criminal Law, 2009, pp. 553-559.

Ross, M.L. and Chalmers, J. (2009) Walker and Walker: the Law of Evidence in Scotland [3rd ed.]. Tottel Publishing: Haywards Heath, West Sussex. ISBN 9781845921651

2008

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. (2008) Fair labelling in criminal law. Modern Law Review, 71(2), pp. 217-246. (doi: 10.1111/j.1468-2230.2008.00689.x)

Chalmers, J. (2008) Delay, expediency and judicial disputes: Spiers v Ruddy. Edinburgh Law Review, 12(2), pp. 312-316. (doi: 10.3366/E1364980908000450)

Chalmers, J. (2008) The Fraser appeal. Scottish Criminal Law, 2008, pp. 851-853.

Chalmers, J. (2008) Legal Responses to HIV and AIDS. Hart Publishing: Oxford. ISBN 9781841137261

Chalmers, J. (2008) Lieser and misconceptions. Scottish Criminal Law, 2008, pp. 1115-1121.

Chalmers, J. (2008) The true meaning of “wicked recklessness”: HM Advocate v Purcell. Edinburgh Law Review, pp. 298-302. (doi: 10.3366/E1364980908000425)

Chalmers, J. (2008) Trusts. In: Black, G. (ed.) Business Law in Scotland. W. Green: Edinburgh, pp. 419-449. ISBN 9780414017030

2007

Chalmers, J. , Duff, P., Leverick, F. and Melvin, Y. (2007) An Evaluation of the High Court Reforms Arising from the Criminal Procedure (Amendment) (Scotland) Act 2004. Project Report. Scottish Executive, Edinburgh, UK.

Chalmers, J. (2007) Criminal law. In: Ashton, C., Brand, D., Cameron, G., Chalmers, J., Craig, V., Finch, V., Gordon, A., Grier, N., McKerrell, N., Reid, A. and Shiels, R. (eds.) Understanding Scots Law: An Introduction to Scots Law, Procedure and Legal Skills. Thomson/W. Green: Edinburgh, Scotland, pp. 1001-1050. ISBN 9780414016910

Chalmers, J. (2007) More fair play for suspects: HM Advocate v Higgins. Edinburgh Law Review, 11(1), pp. 100-104. (doi: 10.3366/elr.2007.11.1.100)

Chalmers, J. (2007) Reforming fiscal fines. Scottish Criminal Law, 2007, pp. 111-112.

Chalmers, J. (2007) Remedies. In: Thomson, J.M. (ed.) Delict. Scottish Universities Law Institute/W. Green: Edinburgh, Scotland, pp. 1001-1050. ISBN 9780414015630

Chalmers, J. (2007) The Rights of Relatives to Damages (Mesothelioma) (Scotland) Act 2007. Edinburgh Law Review, 11(3), pp. 407-411. (doi: 10.3366/elr.2007.11.3.407)

Chalmers, J. (2007) Testamentary conditions and public policy. In: Reid, K.G.C., de Waal, M.J. and Zimmermann, R. (eds.) Exploring the Law of Succession: Studies National, Historical and Comparative. Series: Edinburgh studies in law (5). Edinburgh University Press: Edinburgh, pp. 99-113. ISBN 9780748632909

Chalmers, J. (2007) Trusts. In: Ashton, C., Brand, D., Cameron, G., Chalmers, J., Craig, V., Finch, V., Gordon, A., Grier, N., McKerrell, N., Reid, A. and Shiels, R. (eds.) Understanding Scots Law: An Introduction to Scots Law, Procedure and Legal Skills. Thomson/W. Green: Edinburgh, Scotland, pp. 685-742. ISBN 9780414016910

Chalmers, J. , Duff, P. and Leverick, F. (2007) Victim impact statements: can work, do work (for those who bother to make them). Criminal Law Review(May), pp. 360-379.

Chalmers, J. , Duff, P., Leverick, F. and Melvin, Y. (2007) The High Court ('Bonomy') reforms: an evaluation. Scots Law Times, 24, pp. 173-178.

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. (2007) Murder through the looking glass: Gillon v HM Advocate. Edinburgh Law Review, 11(2), pp. 230-236. (doi: 10.3366/elr.2007.11.2.230)

Leverick, F. , Chalmers, J. and Duff, P. (2007) The Pilot Victim Statement Schemes in Scotland. Project Report. Scottish Executive, Edinburgh, UK.

2006

Anderson, J., Chalmers, J. , Nelson, M., Poulton, M., Power, L., Pozniak, A. and Reynolds, R. (2006) HIV Transmission, the Law and the Work of the Clinical Team: A Briefing Paper. Working Paper. British HIV Association, London, UK.

Chalmers, J. (2006) Evidence. Series: Law essentials. Dundee University Press: Dundee. ISBN 9781845860103

Chalmers, J. (2006) Fraud, mistake and consent in rape: some preliminary observations. Scots Law Times, 2006, pp. 29-33.

Chalmers, J. (2006) HIV and the law. In: Carter, M. (ed.) Living With HIV. Series: NAM manual. National AIDS Manual: London, UK, pp. 350-361. ISBN 9781898397892

Chalmers, J. (2006) How confidential is confidential? AIDS Treatment Update, 159, pp. 8-11.

Chalmers, J. (2006) Just an expert group that can't say no: reforming corporate homicide law. Edinburgh Law Review, 10(2), pp. 290-297. (doi: 10.3366/elr.2006.10.2.290)

Chalmers, J. (2006) The law and HIV; Confidentiality in the clinic; HIV testing and consent. In: Cairns, G. (ed.) HIV and Aids Reference Manual. National AIDS Manual: London, UK. ISBN 9781898397793

Chalmers, J. (2006) Penman v Bott. Scots Law Times, 17, p. 108.

Chalmers, J. (2006) Thomas Taylor's lectures on criminal law. In: MacQueen, H.L. (ed.) Miscellany five. Series: Stair Society (Series) (52). Stair Society: Edinburgh, Scotland, pp. 189-241. ISBN 9781872517186

Chalmers, J. (2006) Trial in absence. Green's Criminal Law Bulletin, 81, pp. 2-4.

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. (2006) Criminal Defences and Pleas in Bar of Trial. W. Green/Scottish Universities Law Institute: Edinburgh. ISBN 9780414015210

2005

Chalmers, J. (2005) Abortion and concealment of pregnancy. In: Stoddart, C.N. (ed.) Stair Memorial Encyclopaedia: Criminal Law [reissue]. LexisNexis Butterworths: Edinburgh, Scotland, pp. 275-286.

Chalmers, J. (2005) HIV/AIDS and criminal law in England and Wales: criminalisation of HIV transmission. Interights Bulletin, 15(2), pp. 60-62.

Chalmers, J. (2005) Homicide. In: Stoddart, C.N. (ed.) Stair Memorial Encyclopaedia: Criminal Law [reissue]. LexisNexis Butterworths: Edinburgh, Scotland, pp. 249-274.

Chalmers, J. (2005) Mandatory HIV and hepatitis testing. HIV Scotland Newsletter, 4,

Chalmers, J. (2005) Mandatory HIV and hepatitis testing: the flaws in the Executive's proposals. SCOLAG, 2005, pp. 116-119.

Chalmers, J. , Gane, C. and Leverick, F. (2005) Introduction. In: Mackenzie, G. (ed.) The Laws And Customes Of Scotland, In Matters Criminal: Wherein To Be Seen How The Civil Law, And The Laws And Customs Of Other Nations Do Agree With, And Supply Ours [reprint of the 1678 ed.]. Lawbook Exchange: Clark, NJ, USA, iii-xxiii. ISBN 9781584776055

Chalmers, J. and Leverick, F. (2005) General defences. In: Stoddart, C.N. (ed.) Stair Memorial Encyclopaedia: Criminal Law [reissue]. LexisNexis Butterworths: Edinburgh, Scotland, pp. 195-205.

2004

Chalmers, J. (2004) Criminalization of HIV transmission: can doctors be liable for the onward transmission of HIV? International Journal of STD and AIDS, 15(12), pp. 782-788. (doi: 10.1258/0956462042563729)

Chalmers, J. (2004) Merging provocation and diminished responsibility: some reasons for scepticism. Criminal Law Review, pp. 198-212.

Chalmers, J. (2004) Breach of the peace revisited. Green's Criminal Law Bulletin, 69, pp. 2-4.

Chalmers, J. (2004) Corporate culpable homicide: Transco plc v HM Advocate. Edinburgh Law Review, 8(2), pp. 262-266. (doi: 10.3366/elr.2004.8.2.262)

Chalmers, J. (2004) Distress as corroboration of mens rea. Scots Law Times, 24, pp. 141-145.

Chalmers, J. (2004) Fireraising by omission. Scots Law Times, 10, pp. 59-63.

Chalmers, J. (2004) HIV and the law. In: Carter, M. (ed.) Living With HIV. National AIDS Manual: London, UK, pp. 274-282. ISBN 9781898397595

Chalmers, J. (2004) No butts, no doubts, no regrets: ECHR case law is more likely to require a smoking ban than annul one. Journal of the Law Society of Scotland, 49, pp. 14-17.

Chalmers, J. (2004) Scottish appeals and the proposed Supreme Court. Edinburgh Law Review, 8(1), pp. 4-30. (doi: 10.3366/elr.2004.8.1.4)

Chalmers, J. (2004) Sexual offences in Scotland: an agenda for reform. Scots Law Times, 18, pp. 109-113.

2003

Chalmers, J. (2003) Advocates' immunity from suit in respect of conduct in court. Journal of Criminal Law, 67(5), pp. 401-403.

Chalmers, J. (2003) Art and part liability in homicide. Green's Criminal Law Bulletin, 53, pp. 2-4.

Chalmers, J. (2003) Criminal law. In: Ashton, C., Brand, D., Brodie, D., Chalmers, J., Craig, V., Cross, S., Finch, V., Gordon, A., Griffiths, A. and MacQueen, H. (eds.) Fundamentals of Scots Law. Thomson/W. Green: Edinburgh, Scotland, pp. 521-563. ISBN 9780414014510

Chalmers, J. (2003) The criminalisation of HIV transmission. ICFAI Journal of Healthcare Law, 1, pp. 21-31.

Chalmers, J. (2003) District courts (Scotland): compatibility with article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights. Journal of Criminal Law, 67(4), pp. 311-313.

Chalmers, J. (2003) Hearsay, discretion and the ECHR. Scots Law Times, 22, pp. 181-185.

Chalmers, J. (2003) Is underage intercourse shamelessly indecent? Scots Law Times, 14, pp. 123-127.

Chalmers, J. (2003) Oppression and abuse of process. Scottish Law and Practice Quarterly, 8(3), pp. 232-236.

Chalmers, J. (2003) Reforming the pleas of insanity and diminished responsibility: some aspects of the Scottish Law commission’s discussion paper. Scottish Law and Practice Quarterly, 8, pp. 79-94.

Chalmers, J. (2003) Study, revision and examination. In: Ashton, C., Brand, D., Brodie, D., Chalmers, J., Craig, V., Cross, S., Finch, V., Gordon, A., Griffiths, A. and MacQueen, H. (eds.) Fundamentals of Scots Law. Thomson/W. Green: Edinburgh, Scotland, pp. 565-571. ISBN 9780414014510

Chalmers, J. (2003) Trusts. In: Ashton, C., Brand, D., Brodie, D., Chalmers, J., Craig, V., Cross, S., Finch, V., Gordon, A., Griffiths, A. and MacQueen, H. (eds.) Fundamentals of Scots Law. Thomson/W. Green: Edinburgh, Scotland, pp. 375-416. ISBN 9780414014510

Chalmers, J. (2003) What impact for victim statements? Scottish Law and Practice Quarterly, 8(2), pp. 159-163.

Chalmers, J. , Gane, C. and Leverick, F. (2003) Partial Defences to Homicide in the Law of Scotland: A Report to the Law Commission for England and Wales. Project Report. Law Commission, London, UK.

Chalmers, J. and Gane, C.H.W. (2003) The aftermath of shameless indecency. Scottish Law and Practice Quarterly, 8(4), pp. 310-315.

2002

Chalmers, J. (2002) Abnormality and anglicisation: first thoughts on Galbraith v HM Advocate (No 2). Edinburgh Law Review, 6(1), pp. 108-117. (doi: 10.3366/elr.2002.6.1.108)

Chalmers, J. (2002) The criminalisation of HIV transmission. Journal of Medical Ethics, 28(3), pp. 160-163. (doi: 10.1136/jme.28.3.160)

Chalmers, J. (2002) The criminalisation of HIV transmission. Sexually Transmitted Infections, 78(6), pp. 448-451. (doi: 10.1136/sti.78.6.448)

Chalmers, J. (2002) How (not) to reform the law of rape. Edinburgh Law Review, 6(3), pp. 388-396. (doi: 10.3366/elr.2002.6.3.388)

Chalmers, J. (2002) In defence of the trusting conveyancer. Scots Law Times, 28, pp. 231-235.

Chalmers, J. (2002) Trusts: Cases and Materials. W. Green/Sweet and Maxwell: Edinburgh. ISBN 9780414013377

2001

Chalmers, J. (2001) Proving subordinate legislation in criminal prosecutions. Statute Law Review, 22(3), pp. 209-214. (doi: 10.1093/slr/22.3.209)

Chalmers, J. (2001) Redefining provocation. Criminal Law Bulletin, 53, pp. 2-4.

Chalmers, J. (2001) Test purchasing: the human rights dimension. Trading Standards Review, 109(Sup), pp. 8-9.

Chalmers, J. (2001) Collapsing the structure of criminal law. Scots Law Times, 28, pp. 241-245.

Chalmers, J. (2001) Cross examination in sexual offence trials and the ECHR: some observations. Scots Law Times, 1, pp. 1-4.

Chalmers, J. (2001) Sexually transmitted diseases and the criminal law. Juridical Review, 5, pp. 259-278.

Gane, C.H.W., Stoddart, C.N. and Chalmers, J. (2001) A Casebook on Scottish Criminal Law. W. Green: Edinburgh, UK. ISBN 9780414010505

2000

Chalmers, J. (2000) Acquaintance rape: a reply. Scots Law Times, 21, pp. 163-167.

Chalmers, J. (2000) Criminal law (release 6, 2003 – release 21, 2011). In: Miller, A. (ed.) Scottish Human Rights Service. W. Green: Edinburgh, UK, C3-C62. ISBN 9780414013896

Chalmers, J. (2000) Fireraising: from the ashes? Scots Law Times, 7, pp. 57-62.

Chalmers, J. (2000) The Hague evidence convention and discovery inter partes: trial court decisions since Aérospatiale. Tulane Journal of International and Comparative Law, 8, pp. 189-215.

Chalmers, J. (2000) Oral evidence - general. In: Ross, M.L., Chalmers, J., Walker, A.G. and Walker, N.M. (eds.) Walker and Walker: The Law of Evidence in Scotland (2nd ed.). T&T Clark: Edinburgh, Scotland, pp. 177-194. ISBN 9780567005625

Chalmers, J. (2000) Public and official documents. In: Ross, M.L., Chalmers, J., Walker, A.G. and Walker, N.M. (eds.) Walker and Walker: The Law of Evidence in Scotland [2nd ed.]. T&T Clark: Edinburgh, Scotland, pp. 281-305. ISBN 9780567005625

Chalmers, J. (2000) Test purchasing, entrapment and human rights. New Law Journal, 150(6954), pp. 1444-1446.

Chalmers, J. and Ross, M.L. (2000) Admissions and confessions. In: Ross, M.L., Chalmers, J., Walker, A.G. and Walker, N.M. (eds.) Walker and Walker: The Law of Evidence in Scotland [2nd ed.]. T&T Clark: Edinburgh, Scotland, pp. 117-142. ISBN 9780567005625

Chalmers, J. and Ross, M.L. (2000) Walker and Walker: The Law of Evidence in Scotland [2nd ed.]. T&T Clark: Edinburgh, Scotland, pp. 281-305. ISBN 9780567005625

1996

Chalmers, J. (1996) Part XII: appeals; part XIII: European law (release 28, 2007 – release 62, 2018). In: Renton, R.W. and Brown, H.H. (eds.) Criminal Procedure According to the Law of Scotland. W. Green: Edinburgh, UK, pp. 565-714. ISBN 9780414011519

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