Professor of Law in the Faculty of Law

 

Gabriel Hallevy is a professor of criminal law in the faculty of law, Ono Academic College, which is the largest faculty of law in Israel. All of Hallevy's books are cited by the Israeli Supreme Court and all other criminal courts in Israel. He has LL.B. magna cum laude and LL.M. magna cum laude from Tel-Aviv University and Ph.D. summa cum laude from University of Haifa. He is a member of the Israeli bar. He is the chief editor of the Ono Academic College Law Review. The Knesset, the Israeli Parliament, granted him a special honorary certificate (the highest academic prize in Israel) for his research in criminal law in 2007. He lectures Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure and Evidence Law, and he speaks English, French, German and Hebrew.

 

Courses lectured by Professor Gabriel Hallevy

   

  • Criminal Law
  • Criminal Justice (Criminal Procedure)
  • Evidence Law   

 

Selected Publications

Books (Selected)

       

  • Gabriel Hallevy, A Modern Treatise on the Principle of Legality in Criminal Law (2010) [Springer Pub., 250 pp. Eng.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Securities' Offences (2002) [405 pp. Heb.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Complicity in Criminal Law (2008) [824 pp. Heb.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Theory of Criminal Law vol. I (2009) [960 pp. Heb.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Theory of Criminal Law vol. II (2009) [1047 pp. Heb.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Theory of Criminal Law vol. III (2010) [1023 pp. Heb.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Theory of Criminal Law vol. IV (2010) [986 pp. Heb.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Theory of Criminal Justice vol. I (2011) [713 pp. Heb.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Theory of Criminal Justice vol. II (2011) [919 pp. Heb.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Theory of Criminal Justice vol. III (2011) [704 pp. Heb.] 

      

Articles (Selected)

  • Gabriel Hallevy, Therapeutic Victim-Offender Mediation within the Criminal Justice Process – Sharpening the Evaluation of Personal Potential for Rehabilitation while Righting Wrongs under the Alternative-Dispute-Resolution (ADR) Philosophy, 16 Harvard Neg. L. Rev. (2011) [Eng.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Culture-based Crimes against Women in Societies Absorbing Immigrants – Rejecting the “Mistake of Law” Defense and Imposing Harsher Sentencing, 16 Cardozo Journal of Law & Gender 439 (2010) [Eng.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Ignoring the Law in the Name of Honor, GNLU Law Review (2010) [Eng.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, The Impact of Defense Arguments Based on the Cultural Difference of the Accused in the Criminal Law of Immigrant Countries and Societies, J. of Migration & Refugee Issues (2009) [Eng.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Victim's Complicity in Criminal Law, I.J.P.S. (2006) [Eng.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Counter-Terrorism Law and Inchoate Offenses, From Ivy to Olives – Columbia Law School Joint Annual Conference (2009)
  • Gabriel Hallevy, The Criminal Liability of Artificial Intelligence Entities – from Science Fiction to Legal Social Control, (Akron,2010) [Eng.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, "I, Robot – I, Criminal" – When Science Fiction Becomes Reality – Legal Liability of AI Robots Committing Criminal Offenses, (Syracuse, 2010) [Eng.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, The Defense Attorney as Mediator in Plea Bargains, Pepp. L. J. (2009) [Eng.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Virtual Criminal Responsibility, Or. LR(2010) [Eng.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Rethinking the Legitimacy of Anglo-American High Courts' Judicial Review of Determining Factual Findings in Courts of the First Instance in Criminal Cases, High Court Q. Rev. (2009) [Eng.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, The Recidivist Wants to Be Punished – Punishment as an Incentive to Reoffend, Int'l J. of Punishment and Sentencing (2010) [Eng.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Is ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution) Philosophy Relevant to Criminal Justice? – Plea Bargains as Mediation Process between the Accused and the Prosecution, Or. L. Rev. (2009) [Eng.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Incapacitating Terrorism through Legal Fight – The Need to Redefine Inchoate Offenses under the Liberal Concept of Criminal Law, (Alabama, forthcoming, 2011) [Eng.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Protecting Creditors through Criminal Law (Columbia University and Ono Academic College International Conference on Creditor Protection and Financial Regulation, 2010) [Eng.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, The Negative Deterrent Impact of Punishment on Recidivism – A Legal Study through Law and Economics Analysis, UIL Social Legal. Rev. (accepted, 2011) [Eng.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Unmanned Vehicles – Subordination to Criminal Law under the Modern Concept of Criminal Liability, J. of Law, Info. & Sci. (accepted, 2011) [Eng.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, The Privatization of the Criminal Prosecution – The Private Criminal Complaint as an Equilibrium between "Privatization" and "Publicization" under a Discourse of Economic Efficiency, Military L. Rev. (2008) [Heb.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, The Time Factor and Contemporaneity in Criminal Law, OAC L. Rev. (2006) [Heb.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Developments Trends in Criminal Justice and Evidence Law in Israel, OAC L. Rev. (2004) [Heb.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, The External Element (Actus Reus ) of the Sexual Offences – A Critical Analysis, IDF L. Rev. (2003) [Heb.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, The Renaissance of the Re-Trial in Israel, Takdim (2004) [Heb.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, Possession in Criminal Law, OAC L. Rev. (2008) [Heb.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, The Criminal Liability of Caregivers and their Institutes for the Death of the Dying Patient, J. of Health Law & Bioethics (2008) [Heb.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, The Extra-Territorial Applicability of the Criminal Law of the Occupying State in Occupied Territories, Military L. Rev. (2008) [Heb.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, The Principle of Legality and Constitutionality in Criminal Law, OAC L. Rev. (2009) [Heb.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, The Private Prosecution in the Criminal Justice, OAC L. Rev. (Forthcoming, 2010) [Heb.]
  • Gabriel Hallevy, The Influence of the Recidivism Factor on the Quantitative Assessment of Punishment, Book in Memory of Professor Shlomo Giora Shoham, Tel-Aviv University (2010) [Heb.]