Festschrift für Wilhelm Gallas zum 70. [siebzigsten] Geburtstag am 22. [zweiundzwanzigsten] Juli 1973 [neunzehnhundertdreiundsiebzig]

Autori

• Karl Lackner

Parametri

• Scienze politiche & Politica

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This collection explores various facets of legal philosophy and criminal law reform. It begins with reflections on the history of legal concepts and the challenges of circular reasoning in legal discovery. The contributions delve into the works of Theodor Fontane and the Askanier, alongside a comparative analysis of German and Austrian criminal policy reforms from 1971. Several essays address ethical considerations in law, including the interplay between moral intent and punitive measures, and the implications of legal definitions on crime and punishment. Key discussions include the interpretation of specific legal provisions, the nuances of action versus inaction, and the complexities surrounding intent and liability. The collection also examines the principle of risk elevation in negligent crimes, the protective scope of norms, and the intricacies of participation in allegedly unlawful acts. Further topics include the challenges of legal withdrawal, the dual nature of certain legal provisions, and the issues surrounding criminal statute limitations. The role of the legality principle in legal reforms, the protection of privacy in criminal proceedings, and the confidentiality of defense attorneys are critically analyzed. Finally, the collection addresses the challenges of refusing oaths and the complexities of failed reopening procedures in legal contexts.

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Lingua: Tedesco

Pubblicato: 1973