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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 …”

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STADION

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STADION Volume 40 (2014) Issue 1 ISSN Online: 2942-3430

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Victoria Felkar The Iron Bar: The Modern History of Prison Physical Culture and the Ban on Correctional Weightlifting S. 19-38

„… panopticon design and forced physical practices provided punishment to reform the convict. An example of a …” „… “monotonous steadiness” of the tread-wheel made it the perfect tool to reform stubborn and idle convicts.16 …” „… Congress in 1870. These principles stressed the idea of rewarding convicts for good behavior by granting …”

Fabrice Delsahut Le rôle du trickster dans les cultures ludomotrices nord-amérindiennes au tournant du XXe siècle S. 1-18

„… , la nécessité conjointe du doute et de la conviction, et le sens véritable du mot “tradition” dans un …”

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Aurelia Colombi Ciacchi, Christine Godt, Peter Rott, Lesley Jane Smith - Haftungsrecht im dritten Millennium - Liability in the Third Millennium

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Aurelia Colombi Ciacchi (ed.), Christine Godt (ed.), Peter Rott (ed.), Lesley Jane Smith (ed.)

Haftungsrecht im dritten Millennium - Liability in the Third Millennium

Series: Schriftenreihe des Zentrums für Europäische Rechtspolitik der Universität Bremen (ZERP)

Volume 52 2009

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Franz Werro The Right to Inform v. the Right to be Forgotten: A Transatlantic Clash S. 285-300

„… of his right to be forgotten. In X. v. Journal de Genève,25 a rehabilitated convict who had been …” „… the publication of a rehabilitated convict’s name in conjunction with his past crimes is possible …” „… number of cases. In R. AG,24 for example, a CEO convicted of white-collarcrimes filed an action for …”

Nuno Ferreira Fundamental Rights, Constitutional Principles, and the Law of Torts: Tortfeasors v. Tort Victims S. 49-84

Giorgio Resta ‘Guilty Until Proven Innocent’: Trial by Media and European Law S. 243-284

„… venue, reversal of conviction on appeal. The United States typically relies on this model. In an …” „… convictions of the accused), pressure on witnesses, publication of the photograph of an accused when …” „… convicted because they had published and conduced a poll, in which the readers were invited to express their …”

Patrick O’Callaghan Remedies in Tort Law: Coherence in a Muddle? S. 131-146

„… the law of torts result from a refreshing distinctiveness in approach and an absolute conviction …” „… .’ Despite the convictions on the part of the two prominent judges that ubi remedium ibi jus no longer …” „… English law. The respondent, a convicted prisoner, claimed that prison officers had unlawfully interfered …”

Joseph A. Page Reflections on Pain-And-Suffering Damages in the United States S. 193-216

„… In this article I shall invoke Steven Sharp’s experience because of a conviction that empathy with …” „… personal-injury cases rests on a conviction that corrective justice requires the shifting of such losses to …”

Thomas Giegerich Another Incoming Tide? Tort Liability in Public International Law S. 577-606

„… .32 This provision lays down that when a person has by a final decision been convicted of a criminal …” „… offense and when his conviction has been reversed, or he has been pardoned, on the ground that a new or …” „… has suffered punishment as a result of such a conviction shall be compensated according to the law …”

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

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Gerd Bender (ed.), Michael Stolleis (ed.), Jani Kirov (ed.)

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

„… the old criminal system was the institution of surety whereby the convict’s release was made …”

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

„… by a convict in exchange for amnesty – remained vacant. Gheorghe Ungureanu, Pedepsele în Moldova la …” „… . It is noteworthy that in Moldavia aristocrats convicted of crimes against the state (such as treason …” „… only when the convicted was deprived of his/her rights beforehand. Moldavia’s penal legislation …”

T. Parveva The Establishment of the Modern Bulgarian Judiciary S. 825-858

„… Stambolov, »nobody had any doubts that the judges were subjected to great moral pressure to convict these …” „… had made me to support the adoption of a law on judicial security of tenure, with the conviction that …”

S. Baloutzova Law as an Instrument of Social Regulation. Law of Succession and Family Law S. 795-824

„… conviction that it is only within the framework of its ›entangled history‹ within national and international …”

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

„… the principle of the rule of law. As a result, no one could be convicted without a legal basis for …” „… such convictions being established. In that regard the question arises as to the future of the …” „… entitled to raise and support criminal convictions did not exist in the Ottoman Empire. Thus according to …”

D. Mishkova Domesticating Modernity. Transfer of Ideologies and Institutions in Southeastern Europe S. 723-754

„… Enlightenment – held sway over reformers of different political convictions seeking to formulate answers to …”

M. Guțan Legal Transplant as Socio-Cultural Engineering in Modern Romania S. 481-530

„… context, irrationality occurred in the form of the legal-political elite’s conviction that »where the …” „… Engineering in Modern Romania was obvious,35 backed up by a firm conviction as to the non-utility and lack of …”

B. Iancu Constitutionalism between Transplant and Irritation S. 459-480

„… politics are a matter of conviction and opinion; to deny that it needs to be subject to the fluctuations …”

I. Mavromoustakou La formation d'un régime constitutionnel en Grèce du XIXe siècle S. 141-212

„… d’administration centralisateur » ont été adoptés soit par conviction, confirmant ainsi l’influence des idées …” „… régents avaient été choisis en fonction de leurs convictions politiques modérées et constitutionnelles …”

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Matthias Mahlmann - Gesellschaft und Gerechtigkeit

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Gesellschaft und Gerechtigkeit

2011

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Lawrence Friedman A Tale of Two Cultures: Privacy and Dignity S. 273-282

„… depicted the ordeal of a family, trapped in their home by escaped convicts. The magazine reported (perhaps …” „… Play.« The family had, in fact, been held hostage by escaped convicts some years before, an event …” „… , Meiwes was found out, arrested, tried and convicted for this crime; and sentenced to prison. The Meiwes …”

Mordechai Kremnitzer Coercive Interrogation in Israel – The process of shaping the norms S. 164-189

„… Martial convicted him, mainly based on a confession he gave during his interrogation, of grave offences …” „… Martial favored their denial over Nafsu’s account, and convicted him on all counts based on his previous …” „… staff, raised serious doubts within the GSS regarding the justice of Nafsu’s conviction. This sentiment …”

Richard Lehun, Richard A. Janda A Topography of Shards: Peter Weiss and the Paradoxes of Justice S. 189-221

„… come out of conviction, surmounting their governments’ deception, extortion, and their policies of …” „… his convictions, having lost an eye and one of his ears in battle. His personal life is ruined and he …” „… retains sufficient ties to the real self to funnel through her the intensity of experience and conviction …”

András Sajó The Role of Norms in the Reproduction of Social Disorder: A Hungarian Rhapsody S. 394-423

„… doctors are convicted for using social security money for personal enrichment, the patients who pay them …” „… Republic and the Minister of Justice join together to pardon the convicted fraudsters. Characteristically …” „… regarding a convicted and pardoned doctor, which we also mentioned previously in connection with the …”

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