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Martin Böse (ed.)

Europäisches Strafrecht

Series: Enzyklopädie Europarecht

Volume 2021

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Pierre Hauck § 11 Europarechtliche Vorgaben für das nationale Strafverfahren S. 543-632

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Martin Böse (ed.)

Europäisches Strafrecht

2013

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Pierre Hauck § 11 Europarechtliche Vorgaben für das nationale Strafverfahren S. 413-458

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Susanne Beck, Christoph Burchard, Bijan Fateh-Moghadam - Strafrechtsvergleichung als Problem und Lösung

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Susanne Beck (ed.), Christoph Burchard (ed.), Bijan Fateh-Moghadam (ed.)

Strafrechtsvergleichung als Problem und Lösung

Series: Schriftenreihe des Zentrums für rechtswissenschaftliche Grundlagenforschung Würzburg

Volume 3 2011

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Pierre Hauck Funktionen und Grenzen des Einflusses der Strafrechtsvergleichung auf die Strafrechtsharmonisierung in der Europäischen Union S. 255-275

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Walter Gropp, Bahri Öztürk, Adem Sözüer, Liane Wörner - Beiträge zum deutschen und türkischen Strafrecht und Strafprozessrecht

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Walter Gropp (ed.), Bahri Öztürk (ed.), Adem Sözüer (ed.), Liane Wörner (ed.)

Beiträge zum deutschen und türkischen Strafrecht und Strafprozessrecht

Series: Gießener Schriften zum Strafrecht und zur Kriminologie

Volume 35 2010

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Pierre Hauck Totgesagte leben länger! Plädoyer für eine Rechtsmittelreform in Strafsachen S. 201-216

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Pierre Hauck - Judicial Decisions in the Pre-Trial Phase of Criminal Proceedings in France, Germany, and England

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Pierre Hauck

Judicial Decisions in the Pre-Trial Phase of Criminal Proceedings in France, Germany, and England

Series: Gießener Schriften zum Strafrecht und zur Kriminologie

Volume 26 2008

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-8

Tables of Abbreviations and Figures S. 9-12

Posing the Problem and Defining the Subject-Matter S. 13-15

Systems and Methods of Criminal Justice S. 15-17

The Common Distinction between Pre-Trial and Trial Proceedings S. 17-18

The Idea of a Universal Model of Procedural Order and the Creation of the ICC as a Supranational Jurisdiction S. 18-19

Direct Guarantees S. 19-23

Indirect Guarantees S. 23-24

First Results and Further Analysis S. 24

France: The Examining Magistrate’s Dependence on Other Investigating Bodies in the Initiation of the Criminal Process S. 25-28

Germany: The Discretion of the Police and Prosecution to Trigger Criminal Proceedings S. 28-29

England: Party-Led Proceedings Applying an Adversarial Method of Criminal Justice S. 29-30

The ICC: Prosecutorial Inquiry and the Authority of the Pre-Trial Chambers to Initiate Actual Investigations in Case of Proprio Motu Action S. 30-33

The Historical-Systematic Characteristic: Modified Inquisitorial Method and the Investigating, Prosecuting, and Adjudicating Functions of State Authority S. 33-34

The Political Characteristic: Political Necessity and Compromise as Mechanisms for a Non-Traditionally Rooted but Powerful Pre-Trial Judiciary S. 34-35

France: "Judicial" Supervision Performed by Judges and Prosecutors and the Examining Magistrate’s Own Investigations S. 36-38

Germany: Issuing of Warrants, Deciding on Appeals, and Securing of Evidence S. 38-39

England: Issuing of Warrants and Granting of Bail by the Justices of the Peace S. 39-40

The ICC: Different Orders and Warrants Reflecting Political Sensitivity S. 40-41

Comparative Cross-Section: Prosecutorial or Judicial Models of the Collection of Evidence S. 41-44

France: Judges Concluding the Investigations of the "juge d’instruction" S. 45-46

Germany: Continuing Strong Judicial Powers When Scrutinizing the Indictment in the "Zwischenverfahren" S. 46-50

England: A System of Adversarial Hearings Ensuring Due Process on an Early Stage of the Criminal Process S. 50-54

The ICC: Strong Judicial Interference By Virtue of Article 61 (1), (7) ICCSt S. 54-57

Comparative Cross-Section: A Survey and an Analysis of the Powers of the PTC at the ICC S. 57-63

Concluding Remarks: Overall Comparative Cross-Section on Judicial Decisions in the Pre-Trial Phase of Criminal Proceedings S. 64-66

Summary S. 67

Conclusion générale S. 68

Zusammenfassung S. 69-70

Bibliography S. 71-80

Index S. 81-82

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