„… RobbersNomos8th EditionAn Introduction to German LawNomosEinführungNomos8th EditionAn Introduction …” „… Cataloging-in-Publication DataRobbers, GerhardAn Introduction to German LawGerhard Robbers318 pp.Includes bibliographic …” „… to German LawNomosEinführungProf. Dr. Gerhard Robbers Universität TrierThe Deutsche …”

„… issues in criminal law. The system of penalties in German criminal law avoids committing itself to a …” „… Criminal LawHistory and SystemHistoryAccounts of German criminal law generally take the time of the …” „… detailed and systematic Roman law was conducive to the creation of a class of secular lawyers and was …”

„… than it is often said to be.Like most other Continental European legal systems, German law is to this …” „… Federal Constitutional Court reviews Union law to varying de­grees of intensity against the German …” „… General StructuresThe Legal Tradition, Areas of Law and Sources of LawThe Legal TraditionThe German …”

„… , the development of a common German private law is linked to the reception of Roman law between the 13 …” „… difficulties in trying to explain the received Roman law as the product of the German national spirit …” „… such to have legal capacity if they are legal persons. One legal form which the German private law …”

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„… said to be.Like most other Continental European legal systems, German law is to this day pro-foundly …” „… law, permeates all other areas of the law. To-day, the key characteristics of the German legal system …” „… lawyer.A qualified lawyer is expected in principle to be competent to deal with every aspect ofthe law …”

„… contradiction of the law.In exceptional cases such an act may nevertheless be lawful due to some ground of …” „… Criminal LawHistory and SystemHistoryAccounts of German criminal law generally take the time of the …” „… at-tempted to organise criminal law on the basis of reason. In this way the criminal lawfound a basis in the …”

„… , the development of a common German private law is linked to the reception ofRoman law between the 13th …” „… difficulties in trying to explain thereceived Roman law as the product of the German national spirit. Alongside …” „… who has attained the age of majority has the capacity to perform juristic acts.According to German law …”

„… NomosStudium An Introduction to German Law Nomos Sixth edition Robbers Nomos NomosStudium An …” „… Introduction to German Law Sixth edition Prof. Dr. Gerhard Robbers University of Trier BUT_Robbers_3415-3_6 …” „… Substantive and Adjective Lawb) 17 Relationship to European and International Lawc) 17 Sources of Law3. 18 …”

„… penalties in German criminal law avoids committing itself to a single theory on this point. Today the …” „… . The detailed and systematic Roman law was conducive to the creation of a class of secular lawyers and …” „… , legality and the right of the individual. Like all state laws, criminal law became secularised to a …”

„… than it is often said to be. Like most other Continental European legal systems, German law is to this …” „… secondary community law is thus subordinate to the German Fundamental Rights, insofar as German cases are …” „… approve the various treaties. With respect to secondary Union law, in other words the laws promulgated by …”

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„… issues in criminal law. The system of penalties in German criminal law avoids committing itself to a …” „… . The detailed and systematic Roman law was conducive to the creation of a class of secular lawyers and …” „… individual. Like all state laws, criminal law became secularised to a significant extent in this period, in …”

„… than it is often said to be. Like most other Continental European legal systems, German law is to this …” „… to secondary Union law, in other words the laws promulgated by the various organs of the Union, a …” „… German States assign the duties of a notary to lawyers in private practice. Only a small number of …”

„… and interdisciplinary approaches (such as narra­tology would provide) are peripheral to German law’s …” „… towards the British and American common law) to German legal scholars, focusing especially on the …” „… translations of the German essays, we have decided to offer two introductions, one in German and one in English …”

„… historiography, but in law’s stories, from the police reports via the prosecutors to the judges’ judicial …” „… of the Frankfurt School. Anyway, I will start with a short introduction to Kracauer, before …” „… when he analyzed the construction of stories in historiography. In the “Introduction” to History …”

„… Towards a ‘Natural’ Narratology (1996), An Introduc­tion to Narratology (2009, German 42013) and Metaphors …” „… Rechtsordnung ('Narratives in Law – The Possibility of Adopting Law as Narrative for German Law', 2017 …” „… narratology, linguistic approaches to literature, especially metaphor studies, 'Law and Literature …”

„… (2017) “Norms and Narrative.” German Law Journal 18.2: 309–329.Berns, Sandra (2018) To Speak as a Judge …” „… case. The role of a defense lawyer in common law is to refute the prosecution’s claims to narrativity …” „… reflection on the violence of law’s outcomes (Cover 1986). Ultimately, the judge must learn to resist hasty …”