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  1. New school speech regulation as a regulatory strategy against hate speech on social media: The case of Germany's NetzDG Journal Article
    Griffin, Rachel (2022)
    In: Telecommunications Policy, 46(9), pp. 1-21
    Freedom of speech Freedom of the press and mass media Social networks Internet (computer network) World Wide Web (information retrieval system) Defamation Offenses against the person
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  2. Platform regulation of hate speech – a transatlantic speech compromise? Journal Article
    Kohl, Uta (2022)
    In: Journal of Media Law, pp. 1-25
    Offenses against the person Defamation Freedom of speech Freedom of the press and mass media Comparative law World Wide Web (information retrieval system) Social networks Internet (computer network)
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  3. “L’État, c’est moi!” The defamation of foreign state leaders in times of globalized media and growing nationalism Journal Article
    Heinze, Alexander (2020)
    In: Journal of International Media and Entertainment Law, 9(1), pp. 33-67
    Defamation Freedom of speech Executive power Law reform Criminal policy Treaties International law Comparative law European Court of Human Rights Freedom of the press and mass media
  4. Open justice or open season?: Should the media report the names of suspects and defendants? Journal Article
    Bohlander, Michael (2010)
    In: The Journal of Criminal Law, 74(4), pp. 321-338
    Comparative law Freedom of the press and mass media Defendant/Defense/Defense counsel (criminal procedure) Right of privacy Freedom of speech
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  5. Criticizing judges in Germany Contribution
    Bohlander, Michael (2000)
    In: Addo, Michael (Eds.), Freedom of expression and the criticism of judges. A comparative study of European legal standards, Dartmouth, Aldershot, pp. 65-76
    Judiciary Judges Freedom of speech Freedom of the press and mass media Legal ethics Comparative law
  6. The law of incitement and the use of speech to incite others to commit criminal acts : German law in comparative perspective Contribution
    Eser, Albin (2000)
    In: Kretzmer, David (Eds.), Freedom of speech and incitement against democracy, Kluwer Law International, The Hague, pp. 119-146
    Criminal law: complicity Freedom of speech Freedom of the press and mass media Crimes against peace Political crimes Terrorism Comparative law Legal good Criminal policy Criminal law: theory Criminal law: constitutional aspects
  • 6 of 1147 Publications