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The Untenable Situation of German Criminal Law: Against Quantitative Overloading, Qualitative Overcharging and the Overexpansion of Criminal Justice
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Institut für Rechtspolitik an der Universität Trier
Abstract The article deals with the untenable overloading of German criminal trial court judges presenting the overloading in detail and analyzing its reasons and consequences. In this context, serious failures by the German federal and state executive and legislative organs as well as undesirable developmen... view more
The article deals with the untenable overloading of German criminal trial court judges presenting the overloading in detail and analyzing its reasons and consequences. In this context, serious failures by the German federal and state executive and legislative organs as well as undesirable developments of the Federal Constitutional Court's (BVerfG and the Federal Supreme Court of Justice's BGH) case law.... view less
Keywords
criminal law; stress; criminal proceedings; judge; executive power; legislative; federation (national admin. level); Bundesland; Federal Constitutional Court; Federal Republic of Germany
Free Keywords
Strafjustiz; Überlastung
Document language
English
Publication Year
2011
City
Trier
Page/Pages
37 p.
Series
Rechtspolitisches Forum, 58
ISSN
1616-8828
Status
Published Version; reviewed
Licence
Deposit Licence - No Redistribution, No Modifications