Literature on German Criminal Law

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  1. Contemporary problems of labour exploitation Contribution
    Renzikowski, Joachim (2015)
    In: Hilgendorf, Eric; Marschelke, Jan-Christoph; Sekora, Karin (Eds.), Slavery as a global and regional phenomenon, Winter, Heidelberg, (Anglistische Forschungen, 449), pp. 115-130
    Offenses against the person Slavery, forced labor, etc. Labor law Treaties European Law: general
  2. A civil asset recovery model – the German perspective and european human rights Contribution
    Esser, Robert (2015)
    In: Rui, Jon (Eds.), Non-conviction-based confiscation in Europe. Possibilities and limitations on rules enabling confiscation without a criminal conviction, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin, (Schriftenreihe des Max-Planck-Instituts für Ausländisches und Internationales Strafrecht. S, Strafrechtliche Forschungsberichte, 146), pp. 69-109
    Sanctions, Criminal Restitution and unjust enrichment Private prosecution Civil suit (criminal procedure) Criminal law: culpability Criminal procedure Admissions and confessions Human rights European Law: general European Union and national law (relationship) European Court of Human Rights Punishment, Proportionality of
  3. Hiding a cartel's traces - a criminal offence? A comparative review of liability for obstruction of justice under German, French and US Law Journal Article
    Willer, Ralf (2014)
    In: Competition Law International, 10(2), pp. 179-199
    European Law: general Offenses against the administration of justice Antitrust and restraint of competition Criminal law: theory Administrative law and procedure
  4. Fighting Terrorism in a “Rechtsstaat” Contribution
    Gless, Sabine (2011)
    In: Spapens, A. (Eds.), Universalis. Liber amicorum Cyrille Fijnaut, Intersentia, Antwerpen, pp. 929-940
    European Law: general Terrorism Rule of law Jurisdiction Human rights International criminal law Criminal law
  5. Can the 2008 framework decision on the fight against organized crime influence German criminal law Journal Article
    Moosa, Amir Makee ; Seesko, Friederike (2010)
    In: German Yearbook of International Law, pp. 993-998
    European Law: general Organized crime European Union and national law (relationship) Trials: particular
  6. Fighting terrorism through multilevel criminal legislation. Security Council Resolution 1373, the EU framework decision on combating terrorism and their implementation in Nordic, Dutch and German criminal law Book
    Husabø, Erling Johannes; Bruce, Ingvild (2009)
    ISBN 9789004177574, Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Leiden
    Terrorism United Nations (UN) European Law: criminal law and procedure European Law: general European Union and national law (relationship) International and national law (relationship) Comparative law
  7. Germany Contribution
    Sinn, Arndt ; Wörner, Liane (2008)
    In: Górski, Adam; Hofmanski, Piotr (Eds.), The European arrest warrant and its implementation in the member states of the European Union, Beck, Warszawa, pp. 244-265
    Arrest, detention and bail European Union and national law (relationship) Court of Justice of the European Union Sovereignty European Law: general Extradition Administration of justice Constitutional law
  8. The German perspective Contribution
    Sinn, Arndt ; Wörner, Liane (2008)
    In: Górski, Adam; Hofmanski, Piotr (Eds.), The European arrest warrant and its implementation in the member states of the European Union, Beck, Warszawa, pp. 28-34
    Arrest, detention and bail European Union and national law (relationship) European Law: general Court of Justice of the European Union Constitutional law Administration of justice Extradition
  9. The European arrest warrant and its implementation in Germany, its constitutionality, laws and current developments Journal Article
    Sinn, Arndt ; Wörner, Liane (2007)
    In: Zeitschrift für Internationale Strafrechtsdogmatik, pp. 204-220
    Arrest, detention and bail European Union and national law (relationship) Sovereignty European Law: general Extradition Constitutional law
  10. Criminal victims/witnesses of crimes: the criminal offences of smuggling and trafficking of human beings in Germany, discretionary residence rights, and other ways of protecting victims Journal Article
    Ziegler, Katja S. (2005)
    In: German Law Journal, 6(3), pp. 605-648
    Victims Witnesses Offenses against the person Organized crime Women Emigration and immigration European Union and national law (relationship) European Law: general Asylum Sexual offenses Refugees Criminal procedure Private prosecution
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