Literature on German Criminal Law

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  1. Criminal law after National Socialism : the Renaissance of natural law and the beginnings of penal reform in West Germany Contribution
    Gödecke, Petra (2014)
    In: Wetzell, Richard (Eds.), Crime and criminal justice in modern Germany, Berghahn Books, New York, (Studies in German history, 16), pp. 270-301
    Criminal law Law reform Social policy and reform Prisons and imprisonment Punishment, Purposes of Punishment, Theories of Sanctions, Criminal Legal positivism Natural law National Socialism Military government Colleges and universities Bar associations
  2. Sanctions for attorney misconduct in relation to a client under Lithuanian and German Law Journal Article
    Gruodytė, Edita ; Kirchner, Stefan (2011)
    In: Baltic Journal of Law & Politics, 4(2), pp. 24-51
    Legal ethics Attorneys Confidential communications Bar associations Criminal law Comparative law
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  3. Germany Contribution
    Brodowski, Dominik ; Burchard, Christoph ; Kotzurek, Natalie ; Rauber, Jochen ; Vogel, Joachim (2010)
    In: Cape, Ed; Namoradze, Zaza; Smith, Roger; Spronken, Taru (Eds.), Effective criminal defence in Europe, Intersentia, Antwerp, (Ius commune Euopaeum, 87), pp. 253-319
    European Union and national law (relationship) Criminal procedure Withdrawal of prosecution and plea bargaining Inquisitorial system Arrest, detention and bail Judiciary Defendant/Defense/Defense counsel (criminal procedure) Administration of justice Legal aid Criminal investigation Admissions and confessions Criminal procedure: appeal Bar associations
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