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Kai Ambos, José Martínez - Göttingen Handbook on Latin American Public Law and Criminal Justice

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Göttingen Handbook on Latin American Public Law and Criminal Justice

2023

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Orlando De-La-Vega Crimes against property and net wealth in the Colombian Penal Code S. 479-494

„… Crimes against property and net wealth in the Colombian PenalCodeOrlando De-La-VegaAbstractThis …” „… (extorsión). Fromthis starting point, it seeks to organise the category of crimes against prop‐erty and net …” „… property owner‐ship evolved so did the need to define and address new private-propertyrelated crimes where …”

Cristian Riego The expansion of plea bargaining in Chile S. 543-556

„… defendants, especially when dealingwith property-related crimes such as theft and burglary. These types …” „… proceedingsinvolving property-related crimes as these gathered little public attention.Public prosecutors managed to …” „… on thesystem could be traced to property-related crimes where the evidence is sostrong that a …”

Susann Aboueldahab, María Camila Correa Flórez Sexual violence in armed conflict and transitional (criminal) justice: The Colombian case S. 457-478

„… violence crimes,although challenges in doing so remain.I. IntroductionSexual violence in armed conflict can …” „… sexualviolence crimes?After armed conflicts or repressive regimes have come to an end, the ques‐tion arises of …” „… accountability forconflict-related sexual violence crimes, further the visibility of such crimesand both …”

Kai Ambos, Susann Aboueldahab Criminal Justice and Impunity in Latin America S. 585-604

„… to violent crime and property offences,has had a major impact on public safety and the sense of …” „… enforcement authorities are not even informed about alleged crimes.The scale of the problem is even more …” „… process.58512problems, in particular, the issue of rising crime in large parts of the regionand the …”

Astrid Liliana Sánchez-Mejía Gender and the criminal justice system: Comparing forcible rape law in Colombia and Chile S. 605-630

„… “Crimes againstpersons and property protected by International Humanitarian Law.”This chapter focuses on …” „… Code (hereinafter ChiPC) establishes various crimesof sexual violence in Title VII “Crimes and offences …” „… systems seek to address the problem of sexualviolence by regulating the crime of rape; this description …”

Alejandro Agüero Latin American Criminal Law: A Historical Perspective S. 255-280

„… crimes against property and persons in the firstplace (Book III, Chaps. I-III).Setting ‘private crimes …” „… XVI-XVII-XVIII (Tecnos 1969); Michael R. Weisser, Crime and punishment inEarly Modern Europe (Harvester Press …” „… field fromwhich normative arguments were derived. The legal doctrine of the timedefined crime as a “fact …”

Natalia Ruiz Morato Limited statehood in Latin America: The rights of rural populations S. 231-250

„… incorpo‐ration of a social function for property and collective land property forindigenous peoples and farmer …” „… , Colombia21 and Ecuador22 passed reforms thatguarantee the right to property with a social and ecological …” „… land while the Colombia Constitution (Article 64) protects progressiveaccess to land and property for …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-30

„… : The Colombian case 457Table of Contents6Orlando De-La-VegaCrimes against property and net wealth in …” „… BarcoThe Principle of Legality of Crimes in Colombia and Germany:Difference in Similarity? 325Leo …” „… ZaibertThe Justifications of Punishment 349Luís Greco & Adriano TeixeiraThe theory of crime in Latin America …”

Ezequiel Vacchelli Culpability S. 437-456

„… both criminal policy andsystematic considerations of the theory of crime. These and other issues …” „… marginalisation of responsibility for the result itself, while in the fieldof the theory of crime, it is the …” „… , «Toward a UniversalSystem of Crime: Comments on George Fletcher's Grammar of Criminal Law»,Cardozo Law …”

Federico Montero Post-offence Conduct and Deserved Mitigation: Confession as a Funcitonal Equivalent of Retributive Punishment S. 557-584

„… step can besummarised by noting that any State that censures the commission of crim‐inal acts (through …” „… 21.4 of the SPC states that, in some cases, the confession ofa crime should be considered as a …” „… theoretical frameworkfor a very specific mitigating circumstance: the confession of a crime. Toachieve this …”

Luis G. González Alvo, Jorge A. Núñez Latin American prisons throughout history S. 661-686

„… who had no income or property tocarry a ballot that accredited the provision of services to a employer …” „… growth in violent crimes, with a regionalhomicide rate four times the global average17. This rise in …” „… violent crime hasbeen accompanied by a worsening of the punitive response to crime andhigher rates of …”

Bernd Marquardt Lines of Development of the Modern Constitutional State in Hispanic America since 1810 S. 33-60

„… , legal equality, security [citizens’ security beforeState punitive power] and property, which were …” „… individual rights prevailed over privileges and group rights. Eighthly,real estate property was …” „… époque. Furthermore, in 1895 an alternativeelectoral requirement of property and alphabetisation was …”

David E. Llinás-Alfaro Mother Earth rights in Latin America and the integration of traditional indigenous thinking into Cosmopolitan Constitutionalism S. 805-832

„… consequence ofpolitical decisions that arise as a very concrete response to the crimes per‐petrated during the …” „… property of their ancestral territory as well as the free exerciseof their means of subsistence according …” „… originated from the indigenouspressure against multinationals. For example, on 30 March 2011, the Crim …”

Juan Pablo Pampillo Baliño Constitutionalism and constitutional change in Latin America: accomplishments and challenges S. 109-172

„… , social eco‐nomy and statism, private and common property);22ii) 'presidentialism' or …”

Antonio Gasparetto Júnior State of Exception and its Derivations in Latin America S. 173-194

„… , property, movement and the confidentiality of communication.Effectively, a set of provisions were formed …” „… colonies (Article 5) andthe granting of permission to military courts to adjudicate on any crimesand …”

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Monika Fludernik, Frank L. Schäfer - Erzählen und Recht / Narrative and Law

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Erzählen und Recht / Narrative and Law

Series: Faktuales und fiktionales Erzählen

Volume 12 2022

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Frode Helmich Pedersen The Rhetorical Use of Plot-Construction in Judgments S. 151-162

„… several perpetrators” present at the scene of the crime, adding that the findings at the crime-scene “are …” „… what happened at the scene of the crime. The event could just as well have been left out – no essential …” „… , near the scene of the crime. Among the defendants were also Veronica’s sister, Kristin, and her …”

Autorenverzeichnis S. 263-272

„… University of Freiburg. His research interests include civil law (law of obligations and property law) and …” „… Teilprojekts des SFB 1385 mit dem Titel "Literature as Property between Law and Culture" ('Literatur als …” „… University/Germany. He is currently leading a research group on 'Literature as property between Law and Culture' as …”

Monika Fludernik , Frank L. Schäfer Introduction S. 15-28

„… property of being legally binding, which is as much as to say that they can be enforced against the will of …” „… how authors could claim intellectual property, and how such claims find a parallel in discourses on …” „… demonstrate that the relation of property and identity, which is so pivotal in the American legal system, is …”

Jeanne Gaakeer The Criminal Charge: A Narratological Bow Tie? S. 129-150

„… something wrong with the final wording of the charge (e.g. when the name of the city in which the crime …” „… defendant’s intention to commit a crime, which is theorized differently in common law and civil law …” „… against the abstract legal norm? How does the profile of a crime, i.e. the legislator’s criminalization of …”

Claire Wrobel Penal Theory and Practice as Plot Matrix: From Jeremy Bentham’s Principles of Penal Law to Margaret Atwood’s The Heart Goes Last S. 213-232

„… , innocence is exposed to danger and crime is offered “security” (Bentham 1843c, 557). Property – like …” „… acceptable is active or laborious imprisonment; and “Of Indirect Methods of Preventing Crimes.” My chapter in …” „… employment for all and the disappearance of crime: [I]t occurred to the planners of Positron […] that if …”

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Julia Sorg - Der wirtschaftliche Einfluss des TRIPS-Abkommens auf die Volksrepublik China und Thailand

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Der wirtschaftliche Einfluss des TRIPS-Abkommens auf die Volksrepublik China und Thailand

Series: Schriften zum geistigen Eigentum und zum Wettbewerbsrecht

Volume 30 2010

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Implementierungsstrategie S. 203-217

„… Crimes;vgl. Dazu: Simone, Joseph, SPC and SPP Issue New Criminal Liability Standards for IP Crimes,China Law …” „… interpre-I.1.a.927 Alford, William P., To steal a book is an elegant offense, Intellectual Property Law in …” „… Property 2002, 33, 54ff; zur Patentierbarkeit vgl. Chen, Wenping/ Feng, Xun,How to Distinguish patentable …”

Literaturverzeichnis S. 369-392

„… Intellectual Property System:Commentary and Materials, Part II, Kluwer Law Int. London 1999Alford, William P …” „… ., To Steal a Book Is an Elegant Offense, Intellectual Property Law in ChineseCivilization, Cambridge …” „… Southeast Asia, RoutledgeCurzon London2003Ariyanuntaka, Vichai, Intellectual Property and the International …”

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Gudrun Hochmayr, Walter Gropp - Die Verjährung als Herausforderung für die grenzüberschreitende Zusammenarbeit in Strafsachen

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Die Verjährung als Herausforderung für die grenzüberschreitende Zusammenarbeit in Strafsachen

Series: Schriften zum Internationalen und Europäischen Strafrecht

Volume 54 2021

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Stephen C. Thaman Country Report United States S. 537-572

„… Crimesbb) 554 Crimes Against Childrencc) 554 Financial Crimesdd) 555 Miscellaneous Exceptionsee) 555 Impact …” „… offenses, in the case of certain crimes against property it could be when the defendant gained title to the …” „… Limitations1. 549 Capital Crimes and Murder2. 550 Other Serious Felonies3. 551 The Period of LimitationsII …”

Samantha Halliday, Susan Lazer, Ann Wood Country Report England and Wales S. 135-148

„… period 140 Unlimited crimesI. 140 Limitation periodII. 140 Parameters for the length of the limitation …” „… Problems and development trendsB. 144 The Prosecution of Exceptionally Long Past Crimes – The Guidance for …” „… commenced within 6 months of the commission of the alleged crime.7 Thus the general position in England and …”

Walter Gropp, Gudrun Hochmayr, Thomas Kolb, Magdalena Pierzchlewicz A Model for a Workable Harmonisation of Criminal Statutes of Limitations in the EU S. 905-954

„… at any time: 1. The crime of genocide; 2. Crimes against humanity; 3. War crimes; 4. The crime of …” „… subject to a limitation period of 30 years. (2) Other serious crimes are subject to a limitation period of …” „… 20 years. (3) Less serious crimes are subject to a limitation period of 8 years. Less serious crimes …”

Gudrun Hochmayr A Comparative Analysis of Statutes of Limitation S. 705-832

„… The statute of limitations for selected offences2. 729 Crimes under international lawa) 729 705 …” „… of limitation in the United States – non-limitability of the most serious crimes (capital crimes) and …” „… short statutes of limitations for other crimes – has been modified over time by extending both the time …”

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Gerd Bender, Michael Stolleis, Jani Kirov - Konflikt und Koexistenz

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Konflikt und Koexistenz

Series: Studien zur europäischen Rechtsgeschichte

Volume 292 2015

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Y. Terzibaşoĝlu Ottoman 'Legal Revolution' in the Ninteteenth-Century Balkans S. 103-140

„… : property and crime. 2 See especially the articles in Suraiya Faroqhi and Fikret Adanır (eds.), The …” „… conflicts centred around issues of property and crime is itself indicative of the deeper social and …” „… introduced instead. The legislation (regarding landed property, crime and administration, among others) that …”

R. Kostadinova Formation of Bulgarian Criminal Law in the Post-Ottoman Liberation Period S. 755-794

„… with a lower degree of public danger (in particular crimes against property such as pilferage and …” „… crime against property while in French criminal law this crime is unfamiliar, but is familiar only with …” „… formation of a system to combat crime above all necessitated that there existed written laws to regulate …”

A. Florin Sora The History of Penal Law in Romania S. 575-632

„… , Between the Memory of the Customary and the Code of Law. Crimes, Penalties and Social Identities in …” „… as petty larceny (»furt mic«), slander, assault and battery.20 Their competence in serious crimes …” „… legislation, particularly as regards the types of crime and their punishment. Among the sources used by …”

A.Y. Kaja The Reorganization of the Ottoman Legal Administration in the Balkans in the 19th Century S. 61-102

„… landed property were classified as crimes to be punished under the authority of local councils that also …” „… situation where the claimants had no kind of property certificate, it would be nothing less than an …” „… property. As these telegrams from counter parties also underline, first, property disputes among those who …”

M. Belov Establishment of Modern Constitutional Principles in Bulgaria S. 859-896

„… well as the right to reply. Second, they contained penal provisions concerning press crimes.Third …”

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