Literature on German Criminal Law

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  1. Germany Contribution
    Ambos, Kai ; Bock, Stefanie (2019)
    In: Bohlander, Michael; Reed, Alan; Wake, Nicola (Eds.), Homicide in criminal law. A research companion, Routledge, London, (Substantive issues in criminal law, ), pp. 245-263
    Homicide Abortion Euthanasia Criminal law: omission Negligence, Criminal Defenses (criminal law) Provocation Justification (criminal law) Sentences
  2. Fighting words. Anger, insult, and "self-help" in early modern German law Journal Article
    Creasman, Allyson F. (2017)
    In: Journal of Social History, 51(2), pp. 272-292
    History Defamation Criminal law Provocation Defenses (criminal law)
  3. Intentional killings. The German law Contribution
    du Bois-Pedain, Antje (2007)
    In: Horder, Jeremy (Eds.), Homicide law in comparative perspective, Hart Publishing, Oxford, (The criminal law library, 6), pp. 55-81
    Offenses against the person Duress Justification (criminal law) Defenses (criminal law) Provocation
  4. Causing the conditions of one’s own defense: The multifaceted approach of German law Journal Article
    Herrmann, Joachim (1986)
    In: Brigham Young University Law Review, 1986(3), pp. 747-767
    Justification (criminal law) Criminal law: unlawfulness Excuse (criminal law) Criminal law: theory Provocation Comparative law Defenses (criminal law)
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