Übungen im Strafprozessrecht

Autori

• Friedrich Geerds

Parametri

• Scienze sociali

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This comprehensive resource covers essential aspects of criminal procedural law through a structured approach. It begins with exercises and general guidance for handling cases, highlighting common pitfalls in practical work and offering insights into drafting legal opinions. The first section focuses on case handling in criminal procedure, providing valuable tips for students and practitioners. The second part features model works, including various exercises that address specific scenarios in criminal law. These include the initiation of criminal proceedings based on official and unofficial knowledge of suspected offenses, handling cases involving deceased individuals, and determining the status of medical professionals as witnesses or experts in bar fight incidents. Additional exercises explore procedural coercion during searches, preliminary arrests, and the dismissal of judges in politically charged cases. Further topics include evidence requests amidst doubts about expert opinions, appeals against judgments made without defense representation, and the implications of removing observers from court sessions. The section concludes with discussions on reopening cases for the benefit or detriment of the convicted and the complexities of summary proceedings with questionable retraction of charges. A comprehensive index is provided for easy navigation.

Lingua: Tedesco

Pubblicato: 1989

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