Literature on German Criminal Law

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  1. Mens rea. Mistake of law and mistake of fact in German criminal law ; a survey for international criminal tribunals Journal Article
    Badar, Mohamed Elewa (2005)
    In: International Criminal Law Review, 5(2), pp. 203-246
    Criminal intent Mistake (criminal law) Criminal law: culpability
  2. Plea bargaining. Waiver of right to appeal Journal Article
    Bohlander, Michael (2005)
    In: Journal of Criminal Law, 69(6), pp. 499-502
    Withdrawal of prosecution and plea bargaining Criminal procedure
  3. The tension between politics and justice. German courts and the 9/11 suspect cases Journal Article
    Boyne, Shawn Marie (2005)
    In: Temple Political and Civil Rights Law Review, 14(2), pp. 543-578
    Terrorism Inquisitorial system Judges
  4. The promise of German criminal law. A science of crime and punishment Journal Article
    Dubber, Markus D. (2005)
    In: German Law Journal, 6(7), pp. 1049-1071
    Criminal law: theory Legal education Juries and lay judges Criminal law: philosophy
    DOI
    Open Access
  5. Theories of crime and punishment in German criminal law Journal Article
    Dubber, Markus D. (2005)
    In: American Journal of Comparative Law, 53(3), pp. 679-707
    Criminal law: theory Legal history
    DOI
  6. One case, two systems. A comparative view of American and German criminal justice Book
    Feeney, Floyd ; Herrmann, Joachim (2005)
    ISBN 9781571053480, Transnational Publishers, Ardsley
    Comparative law Criminal procedure Law enforcement Prosecuting and public attorney Defendant/Defense/Defense counsel (criminal procedure) Administration of justice Criminal investigation Search and seizure Trial practice Withdrawal of prosecution and plea bargaining Sentences
  7. German sentencing theory Journal Article
    Hörnle, Tatjana (2005)
    In: Ius et Lex, 3(2)
    Sentences Criminal law: theory
  8. Bad torture - good torture? What international criminal lawyers may learn from the recent trial of police officers in Germany Journal Article
    Jessberger, Florian (2005)
    In: Journal of International Criminal Justice, 3(5), pp. 1059-1073
    Criminal procedure Torture Law enforcement Police International law Criminal interrogation Offenses against the person Defenses (criminal law) Criminal law: culpability
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  9. Making the second step before the first. Assessing organized crime Journal Article
    Lampe, Klaus (2005)
    In: Crime, Law and Social Change, 42(4-5), pp. 227-259
    Organized crime Criminal statistics Empirical research Criminology Statistics
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  10. Crime and justice in Germany. An analysis of recent trends and research Journal Article
    Oberwittler, Dietrich ; Höfer, Sven (2005)
    In: European Journal of Criminology, 2(4), pp. 465-508
    Criminology Criminal statistics
  11. Germany's Federal Constitutional Court and the regulation of GPS surveillance Journal Article
    Ross, Jacqueline E. (2005)
    In: German Law Journal, 6(12), pp. 1805-1812
    Electronic surveillance Criminal investigation Right of privacy Criminal procedure Civil rights Comparative law
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    Open Access
  12. German cures for English ailments? Appropriation versus taking away-significance and consequences of conceptual differences between the English and the German law of theft Journal Article
    Weinrich, Nils (2005)
    In: The Journal of Criminal Law, 69(5), pp. 427-441
    Comparative law Offenses against property Criminal intent
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