Literature on German Criminal Law

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  1. A German perspective Contribution
    Kaspar, Johannes ; Stübner, Susanne (2022)
    In: van der Wolf, Michiel (Eds.), Safeguarding the quality of forensic assessment in sentencing, Routledge, New York, pp. 146-174
    Sentences Mental health Psychiatric / mental institution Prisons and imprisonment Psychiatry Psychology Criminal law: juveniles Judicial discretion
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    Open Access
  2. Criminal law Contribution
    Tsambikakis, Michael (2022)
    In: Gruning, David; Levasseur, Alain; Trahan, Randall (Eds.), The legal system of Germany, Carolina Academic Press, Durham, (Bibliothèque de l'Association Henri Capitant. Legal systems series, ), pp. 37-43
    Criminal law Criminal procedure Codes and codification
  3. Germany Contribution
    Kayacan, Derya Nur (2022)
    In: Kayacan, Derya (Eds.), The right to die with dignity. How far do human rights extend?, Springer International Publishing AG, Cham, (European Union and Its Neighbours in a Globalized World Series, 6), pp. 120-129
    Suicide Euthanasia Human rights Civil rights Judgments European Court of Human Rights Self determination Medical ethics
  4. Accelerated proceedings in criminal cases viewed from comparative law perspective Journal Article
    Kosonoga, Jacek (2022)
    In: Ius Novum, 16(2), pp. 54-75
    Comparative law Criminal procedure
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  5. The issue of "Triage" in German criminal law Contribution
    Heinrich, Bernd (2022)
    In: (Eds.), Завдання кримінального права в умовах надзвичайного стану : Матеріали Міжнародної науково-практичної конференції, присвяченої 25-річчю утворення Національного університету «Одеська юридична академія», , Одеса, pp. 38-41
    Medical ethics Law and ethics Failure to assist in emergencies Medical laws and legislation Criminal law: theory
  6. Insanity in German criminal law Contribution
    Rauxloh, Regina (2022)
    In: Brookbanks, Warren; Mackay, Ronnie (Eds.), The insanity defence. International and comparative perspectives, Oxford University Press, Oxford, (Oxford monographs on criminal law and justice, ), pp. 247-273
    Insanity Mental health Defenses (criminal law) Excuse (criminal law) Criminal law: culpability Criminal law: complicity Psychiatric / mental institution Sanctions, Criminal Sanctions, Non-criminal
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  7. Plural policing in Germany - Heterogeneity and the contingency of its making Contribution
    John, Tobias (2022)
    In: Garand, Jacqueline; Hirschmann, Nathalie; John, Tobias; Reichl, Frauke (Eds.), Plural policing in the global north. Insights into concepts, aspects and practices, Springer, Cham, pp. 51-69
    Police Private security services National security Empirical research
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  8. Negotiating the territories of anti-trafficking efforts. The “unlikely cooperation” between police officers and social workers in Germany Contribution
    Leser, Julia ; Dölemeyer, Anne (2022)
    In: Darley, Mathilde (Eds.), Trafficking and sex work. Gender, race and public order, Routledge, London, pp. 68-83
    Police Offenses against the person Organized crime Sex Dispute resolution Psychology
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  9. Plural policing of immigrant neighbourhoods in Germany: An understanding of the concept and resulting recommendations for action Contribution
    Frevel, Bernhard ; Pehle, Sigrid (2022)
    In: Garand, Jacqueline; Hirschmann, Nathalie; John, Tobias; Reichl, Frauke (Eds.), Plural policing in the global north. Insights into concepts, aspects and practices, Springer, Cham, pp. 73-85
    Emigration and immigration Police National security Sociology Criminology Crime prevention
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  10. Volunteer police services in Germany: Two case studies on goals and underlying forms of legitimacy Contribution
    Reichl, Frauke (2022)
    In: Garand, Jacqueline; Hirschmann, Nathalie; John, Tobias; Reichl, Frauke (Eds.), Plural policing in the global north. Insights into concepts, aspects and practices, Springer, Cham, pp. 111-135
    Police Empirical research Crime prevention
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  11. On extreme forms of violence against women in Europe: Does femi(ni)cide exist in Germany? Contribution
    Luján Pinelo, Aleida (2022)
    In: Davinić, Marko; Kostić, Svetislav (Eds.), Gender competent public law and policies, Springer International Publishing, Cham, (Gender Perspectives in Law, ), pp. 109-129
    Women Domestic or gender-based violence Colonialism Feminism Treaties Social policy and reform News media Political parties and groups
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  12. The principle of legality in the criminal law of Ukraine and the Federal Republic of Germany (on the example of certain norms on economic criminal offenses) Journal Article
    Berzin, Pawlo ; Volynets, Ruslan ; Berzina, Anzhela (2022)
    In: European Cooperation, 53(1), pp. 43-53
    Socialist criminal law Inter-German relations Electronic surveillance Secret service Political crimes Empirical research Criminology
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    Open Access
  13. The offences of slavery, servitude, forced labour and labour exploitation: A comparative study (Part II) Journal Article
    Cucinotta, Carlo (2022)
    In: European Criminal Law Review, 12(3), pp. 286-313
    Slavery, forced labor, etc. Labor law Offenses against the person Offenses against personal liberty Comparative law
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  14. Time, civilisation and ultimate penalities Contribution
    Morgenstern, Christine (2022)
    In: Carr, Nicola; Robinson, Gwen (Eds.), Time and punishment, Springer International Publishing, Cham, (Palgrave studies in prisons and penology, ), pp. 35-60
    Sentences Punishment, Purposes of Prisons and imprisonment Criminology Human rights Sanctions, Non-criminal Arrest, detention and bail Comparative law
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  15. Cultural and religious diversity and German criminal law Contribution
    Tellenbach, Silvia (2022)
    In: Bashīrīyeh, Bozorgmehr (Eds.), Be yād-e Manṣūr – Bozorgdāshtnāme-ye duktur Manṣūr Raḥmdel, ostād-e faqīd-e ʻolūm-e ǧenāi-ye Īrān, , Teheran, pp. 571-599
    Religion Minorities Criminal law Judgments Emigration and immigration Homicide Domestic or gender-based violence Offenses against the person Parents and children Witnesses Evidence: criminal law