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NK Neue Kriminalpolitik

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NK Volume 31 (2019) Issue 4 ISSN Online: 2942-1624

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Ralf Kölbel Freie Forschung im Justizvollzug als Gemeinwohlbelang S. 433-440

„… instruktiven Studien der sog. Convict Criminology vgl. etwa Jones/Ross/Richards/Murphy Prison Journal 89 (2009 …” „… Prison Ethnography Earle (2016) Convict Criminology: Inside and Out Eisenberg / Kölbel (2017 …” „… The first dime. A decade of convict criminology, in: Prison Journal 89 (2009), 151 ff. 22 Vgl. hierzu …”

Jan Fährmann, Julian Knop Wie man ins Gefängnis kommt – Staatliche Begrenzung von Strafvollzugsforschung im Lichte von Kontrolle und Transparenz S. 395-409

„… : perspektives from studies of wrongly convicted and politically motivated prisoners, in: Liebling / Maruna (Hrsg …”

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Martin Oppelt, Christina Pauls, Nicki K. Weber - Postkoloniale Staatsverständnisse

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Postkoloniale Staatsverständnisse

Series: Staatsverständnisse

Volume 170 2022

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Ryo Kuboyama (Post)koloniale Migration und unfreie Arbeit. Wie Japan Vertragsarbeit als Leibeigenschaft bio- und zuwanderungspolitisch kolonial rekonstruiert S. 153-178

„… Staatsverständnissen unserer Gegenwart.LiteraturAnderson, Clare, 2018: Introduction. A Global History of Convicts and …” „… Penal Colonies. In: Anderson, Clare (Hrsg.): A Global History of Convicts and Penal Colonies, London, S …” „… . 1-35.Anderson, Clare, 2022: Convicts. A Global History. Cambridge.Bade, Klaus J, 2000: Europa in …”

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Guido Britz, Heinz Koriath, Karl-Ludwig Kunz, Carsten Momsen, Egon Müller, Heinz Müller-Dietz, Henning Radtke - Festschrift für Heike Jung

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Guido Britz (ed.), Heinz Koriath (ed.), Karl-Ludwig Kunz (ed.), Carsten Momsen (ed.), Egon Müller (ed.), Heinz Müller-Dietz (ed.), Henning Radtke (ed.)

Festschrift für Heike Jung

2007

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Roger Hood Attacking the Death Penalty in the Anglophone Caribbean: A Criminological Contribution S. 313-330

„… manslaughter only 126 (13%) had been convicted of homicide.23 The conviction rate for gang-related murders …” „… ) probability of a murder conviction Average (mean) probability of those actually convicted of murder …” „… SCR 145 at 252 and 256. 37 Murder committed by a life-sentenced convict was made subject to a …”

Antony Duff Crimes, Regulatory Offences and Criminal Trials S. 87-98

„… ) 207. Plea bargains do also make it possible to convict offenders who might otherwise go scot free …” „… does not convict or punish the innocent. Insofar as the demanding burden of proof laid on the …” „… public trial, before a jury of his peers; the trial results either in conviction and punishment, or in …”

Ulrich Eisenberg Aspekte bei der Prognose strafgerichtlicher Entscheidung aufgrund von Persönlichkeits- und Verhaltensmerkmalen Amtierender S. 127-134

„… convict, 1913) als inferior gewürdigten – angeklagten Familienvater exemplarisch etwa LG Aurich, hier …”

Joanna Shapland, Anthony Bottoms Between Conformity and Criminality: Theoretical Reflections on Desistance S. 905-920

„… Press. Maruna, S. (2001) Making Good: How Ex-Convicts Reform and Rebuild their Lives. Washington D.C …” „… either the proportion of people of each age convicted of an offence during a certain period (an …” „… age-crime curve. It shows the proportion of people of each age who were convicted of or officially …”

Andrew Ashworth Plea Bargaining, Pragmatism and Rights S. 19-28

„… stake‹ refers to the possible penalty on conviction, on what basis is the prospect of imprisonment not …” „… (custodial, non-custodial) whether the defendant pleads guilty or is convicted after a plea of not guilty …” „… , but will be imprisonment if the accused is convicted after a trial, and if counsel adds that the …”

Petter Asp On the Justification of Complex Nonconsummate Offences S. 29-46

„… offence to which the nonconsummate offence relates. Thus, to be convicted of attempted murder one has to …” „… act with the intent to kill; to be convicted of conspiracy to commit a theft, one has to act with the …” „… issues are problematic not only due to the fact that they create a risk of false convictions, but also …”

Barbara Huber Die Vorbereitung von Wiederaufnahmeverfahren in England – ein Beispiel für ›ausgelagerte‹ Justizaufgaben S. 331-344

„… Mansfield/Taylor, Post-Conviction Procedures, in: Walker/Starmer (eds.) Justice in Error, London 1993, S. 164 …” „… erstinstanzliche Entscheidung (conviction, verdict, finding or sentence) vom Rechtsmittelgericht nicht aufrecht …” „… Lord Justice Auld (Anm. 8), S. 651 Rdnr. 101: »in conviction appeals the Court should support trial …”

Asbjørn Strandbakken Disclosure of evidence by the prosecution S. 945-958

„… individuals are also interests that have been expressly addressed by the Court. To avoid conviction, some …”

Lucia Zedner Security for Whom? Reducing risk by eroding rights S. 1117-1134

„… protecting the public from serious sexual harm.30 Both ASBOs and RSHOs require no criminal conviction …” „… of the fact that conviction upon proof of guilt attaches profound stigma and may result in …” „… . Criminalisation commonly entails stigma; conviction may have long-term consequences for life and career chances …”

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Alexander D. Ornella, Stefanie Knauss, Anna-Katharina Höpflinger - Commun(icat)ing Bodies

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Commun(icat)ing Bodies

Series: Religion - Wirtschaft - Politik

Volume 11 2015

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Regula Zwicky Religion Skin-deep. A Study of the Tattooed Bodies of European Seafarers S. 258-279

„… function of tattoos are the tattoos of slaves, convicts and soldiers in the Roman Empire10 or the …” „… forcefully imposed by others, but also self-determined, as in the case of convicts in the Soviet gulags …” „… . Schrader, Abby M., 2000, Branding the Other/Tattooing the Self: Bodily Inscription among Convicts in …”

Stefanie Knauss A Sacramental Medium. Reflections on a Christian Theological Anthropology of the Sexual Human Being S. 32-61

„… , remains a challenge, as the Christian conviction of the fundamental sacramentality of reality clashes …”

Anna-Katharina Höpflinger The Circuit of Gender Constructions. Interrelating Religion, Gender and Body S. 280-299

„… convictions and represents religions outwardly. And religion is also a medium of gendered body conceptions …”

Sophie Caflisch Bodies on a Mission. A Historical Approach through Textual Analysis S. 368-387

„… soon enough turned into a military mission that “owed more to coercion than conviction.”58 In the …” „… Christian side and their conviction that they were to fight and win in the name of God.108 In summary, in …”

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VRÜ Verfassung und Recht in Übersee

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VRÜ | WCL Volume 6 (1973) Issue 3 ISSN Online: 2941-9603

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Hellmuth Hecker Die Verfassung von Bhutan S. 335-344

„… mentally disabled. 4. A convict. 5. A person who has served a prison sentence. RULE 5.- A Member shall …” „… convict and be removed not only from service but also from society and ultimately from the country. RULE …”

Basil Davidson In the Eye of the Storm S. 354-356

„… narrow interests" (p. 98) . With such elements, most of them "degredados" (convicted criminals), it is …”

William Minter Portuguese Africa and the West S. 354-356

„… narrow interests" (p. 98) . With such elements, most of them "degredados" (convicted criminals), it is …”

doi.org/10.5771/0506-7286-1973-3

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