Literature on German Criminal Law

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  1. The ban of right-wing extremist symbols according to section 86a of the German Criminal Code Journal Article
    Stegbauer, Andreas (2007)
    In: German Law Journal, 8(2), pp. 173-184
    National Socialism Propaganda Freedom of speech Organized crime Extremism
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    Open Access
  2. Interview with Federal Constitutional Court Vice President, Justice, Professor Winfried Hassemer – “The state is no longer the Leviathan” Journal Article
    Müller, Reinhard (2004)
    In: German Law Journal, 5(5), pp. 603-607
    Terrorism Extremism Rule of law National security Liberty Human rights Civil rights
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    Open Access
  3. Xenophobia and violence in Germany 1990 to 2000 Journal Article
    Eckert, Roland (2002)
    In: International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice, 26(2), pp. 231-246
    Antisemitism Extremism Races Minorities Violence Criminology Empirical research
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  4. German criminal justice and right-wing extremists: Is justice in Germany 'blind in the right eye'? Journal Article
    Prützel-Thomas, Monika (2000)
    In: Debatte: Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe, 8(2), pp. 209-225
    Extremism National Socialism Holocaust / Shoah Political crimes Terrorism Violence Races Sentences Empirical research
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  5. The denial of the Holocaust: Employing criminal law to combat anti-semitism in Germany Journal Article
    Günther, Klaus (2000)
    In: Tel Aviv University Studies in Law, pp. 51-66
    Holocaust / Shoah Criminal law Antisemitism Extremism National Socialism Legislation Private prosecution National security Human rights Freedom of speech
  6. Ausländer Raus! Nazi Raus! An observation of German Skins and Jugendgangen Journal Article
    Douglas, Marie C. (1992)
    In: International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice, 16(1-2), pp. 129-134
    German reunification Extremism National Socialism Races Criminal law: juveniles
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