Literature on German Criminal Law

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  1. 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
  2. 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
  3. 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
  4. Hijacked airplanes. May they be shot down? Journal Article
    Hörnle, Tatjana (2007)
    In: New Criminal Law Review, 10(4), pp. 582-612
    Criminal law: theory Constitutional law Justification (criminal law) Excuse (criminal law) Criminal law: philosophy
    DOI
  5. Human dignity and the downing of aircraft: the German Federal Constitutional Court strikes down a prominent anti-terrorism provision in the new air-transport security act Journal Article
    Lepsius, Oliver (2006)
    In: German Law Journal, 7(9), pp. 761-776
    Terrorism Human rights Constitutional law National security Liberty Jurisprudence Justification (criminal law)
    DOI
    Open Access
  6. Terror and law in Germany. German responses to 9/11 Journal Article
    Safferling, Christoph J.M. (2006)
    In: Journal of International Criminal Justice, 4(5), pp. 1152-1165
    Terrorism Police Secret service Electronic surveillance Due process of law Constitutional law Criminal procedure Evidence: criminal law
    DOI
  7. The place of covert surveillance in democratic societies. A comparative study of the United States and Germany Journal Article
    Ross, Jacqueline E. (2006)
    In: American Journal of Comparative Law, 55(3)
    Criminal investigation Secret service Police Rule of law Civil rights Right of privacy Criminal procedure Constitutional law Evidence: criminal law Organized crime Legal history Comparative law
    DOI
  8. Superior orders - unjust war and the soldier's conscience – case note on the judgment of the German Federal Administrative Court of 21 June 2005, case No. 2 WD 12.04 Journal Article
    Bohlander, Michael (2005)
    In: Inter Alia: University of Durham Student Law Journal, pp. 17-19
    Constitutional law Justification (criminal law) Human rights Military law and armed forces International organization International criminal law
  9. Preventive detention of dangerous offenders re-examined. A comment on two decisions of the German Federal Constitutional Court Journal Article
    Dünkel, Frieder ; van Zyl Smit, Dirk (2004)
    In: German Law Journal, 5(6), pp. 619-637
    Sentences Criminal law: constitutional aspects Retroactive laws Constitutional law
    DOI
    Open Access
  10. The future of liberal democracies in a time of terror. A comparison of the impact on civil liberties in the Federal Republic of Germany and the United States Journal Article
    Boyne, Shawn Marie (2003)
    In: Tulsa Journal of Comparative & International Law, 11(1), pp. 111-178
    Terrorism Crime prevention Constitutional courts Constitutional law Civil rights Offenses against the state Political crimes Police Criminal law: constitutional aspects National security
  11. Antiterrorismus. The German experience with politically motivated violence Journal Article
    Nelson, James I. (2002)
    In: Penn State International Law Review, 20(3), pp. 563-585
    Terrorism Constitutional law Legislation
  12. Der große Lauschangriff: Germany brings home the war on organized crime Journal Article
    Killean, James J. (2000)
    In: Hastings International and Comparative Law Review, 23(2), pp. 173-216
    Legislation Electronic surveillance Right of privacy Constitutional law Organized crime Human rights Search and seizure Police
  13. The German basic law and the prevention of criminality Journal Article
    Seidel, Gerd (2000)
    In: South African Journal of Criminal Justice, 13(3), pp. 288-311
    Constitutional law Inter-German relations German reunification Offenses committed in public office Crime Criminal law: constitutional aspects
  14. May government ever use torture? Two responses from German law Journal Article
    Brugger, Winfried (2000)
    In: The American Journal of Comparative Law, 48(4), pp. 661-678
    Torture Criminal procedure International law Police Constitutional law Terrorism
    DOI
  15. Imprisonment and prisoners' work: Normalization or less eligibility? Journal Article
    Feest, Johannes (1999)
    In: Punishment and Society, 1(1), pp. 99-107
    Slavery, forced labor, etc. Prisons and imprisonment Inter-German relations Judgments Rehabilitation of criminals Constitutional law