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  1. Verbütung von Straftaten und Behandlung von Straftätern.Albert Scholl - 1650 - Bad Godesberg,: Bundeszusammenschluss für Straffälligenhilfe.
     
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    Kant und der Rechtsstaat: und andere Essays zu Kants Rechtslehre und Ethik.Joachim Hruschka - 2015 - Freiburg: Verlag Karl Alber.
    Kant entwickelt im letzten Jahrzehnt des 18. Jahrhunderts als erster den Gedanken des Rechtsstaats, der bei ihm (lateinisch) „status iuridicus“ heißt, was er selbst mit „rechtlicher Zustand“ übersetzt. Einige seiner Anhänger erfinden als Übersetzung von „status iuridicus“ das Wort „Rechtsstaat“, das es bis dahin noch nicht gegeben hatte und das dann im Laufe des 19. Jahrhunderts Kants eigene Übersetzung verdrängt. Wichtige Regeln werden als Regeln des Rechtsstaats zuerst von Kant formuliert, so die Regel, die wir heute mit dem Rechtssprichwort „Keine (...)
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  3. Prolegomena Zu Einer Systematischen Straftheorielehre.Uwe Scheffler - 1995 - Jahrbuch für Recht Und Ethik 3.
    "Why punish?" is one of the oldest and certainly the most crucial question confronting the criminal law. Yet surprisingly little has been accomplished in the systematization of individual theories of punishment. Discussions merely contrast absolute and relative theories or focus on the triad: retribution - general prevention - specific prevention. This article approaches the issue by undertaking an exhaustive systematization. First, it considers the relationship between theories of punishment and theories of criminality, both understood in the broad sense. Theories of (...)
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    Crimes, Regulatory Offences and Criminal Trials.Antony Duff - unknown
    First paragraph: The awesome range of Heike Jung’s work—over different aspects of criminal law, different jurisdictions and traditions, different disciplines and languages—makes life both easier and harder for contributors to his Festschrift: easier, because one can choose almost any criminal law topic and be confident that it will connect to his work; harder (for those with the British vices of monolingualism and intellectual parochialism), since one’s paper will display the linguistic, jurisdictional or intellectual limitations that Heike Jung’s work so impressively (...)
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    Crimes, Regulatory Offences and Criminal Trials.R. A. Duff - 2007 - In Müller-Dietz H. (ed.), Festschrift für Heike Jung. Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft. pp. 87-98.
    First paragraph: The awesome range of Heike Jung’s work—over different aspects of criminal law, different jurisdictions and traditions, different disciplines and languages—makes life both easier and harder for contributors to his Festschrift: easier, because one can choose almost any criminal law topic and be confident that it will connect to his work; harder (for those with the British vices of monolingualism and intellectual parochialism), since one’s paper will display the linguistic, jurisdictional or intellectual limitations that Heike Jung’s work so impressively (...)
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    Impossibility in the Legal Domain.Guglielmo Feis - 2019 - Archiv Fuer Rechts Und Sozialphilosphie 105 (2):205-217.
    I offer a framework for impossibility in the legal domain. I argue for two main points: the use of ‘impossibility’ and ‘impossible’ in the legal domain is often incoherent; in the law we often different concepts of impossibility as well as concepts that differ from impossibility that are nonetheless called ‘impossibility’.
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