Holt B. Harrison Associate Professor of Law
Ken Levy teaches criminal law, criminal theory, international criminal law, white-collar criminal law, and tort law.
Ken continues to work primarily in criminal theory. His interests include free will and moral responsibility, criminal responsibility, criminal psychology, the act-omissions distinction, the relation between morality and criminal law, and theories of punishment.
Ken continues to work primarily in criminal theory. His interests include free will and moral responsibility, criminal responsibility, criminal psychology, the act-omissions distinction, the relation between morality and criminal law, and theories of punishment.
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About Ken Levy
Ken Levy teaches criminal law, criminal theory, international criminal law, white-collar criminal law, and tort law.
Ken continues to work primarily in criminal theory. His interests include free will and moral responsibility, criminal responsibility, criminal psychology, the act-omissions distinction, the relation between morality and criminal law, and theories of punishment.
Ken continues to work primarily in criminal theory. His interests include free will and moral responsibility, criminal responsibility, criminal psychology, the act-omissions distinction, the relation between morality and criminal law, and theories of punishment.
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Disciplines
Research Interests
Courses
- Criminal Law
- Advanced Topics in Criminal Law
- International Criminal Law
- Corporate & White Collar Crime
- Torts
Contact Information
Ken Levy
Associate Professor of Law
Paul M. Hebert Law Center
Louisiana State University
420 Law Center
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803
Office: 420
Phone:
225.578.8846
Email: