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1. Strafrecht und Demokratie

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Staffler, Lukas, Ege, Gian, Jany, Oliver, Lichtenberger, Luisa, Payer, Andrés, Ranzoni, Luca, Reinicke, Franziska, Schweiger, Theresa, Tsilikis, Dimitrios, Staffler, L ( Lukas ), Ege, G ( Gian ), Jany, O ( Oliver ), Lichtenberger, L ( Luisa ), Payer, A ( Andrés ), Ranzoni, L ( Luca ), Reinicke, F ( Franziska ), Schweiger, T ( Theresa ), Tsilikis, D ( Dimitrios ), Mahlmann, Matthias, Staffler, Lukas, Ege, Gian, Jany, Oliver, Lichtenberger, Luisa, Payer, Andrés, Ranzoni, Luca, Reinicke, Franziska, Schweiger, Theresa, Tsilikis, Dimitrios, Staffler, L ( Lukas ), Ege, G ( Gian ), Jany, O ( Oliver ), Lichtenberger, L ( Luisa ), Payer, A ( Andrés ), Ranzoni, L ( Luca ), Reinicke, F ( Franziska ), Schweiger, T ( Theresa ), Tsilikis, D ( Dimitrios ), and Mahlmann, Matthias

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Criminal law and democracy are closely intertwined. A closer view of this connection, however, reveals manifold challenges that arise from pandemics or fake news, but also from the actors influencing the legislative process. In addition, fundamental legal-theoretical and legal-practical questions emerge in dealing with the principle of legality in criminal matters. The 9th Young Criminal Law Symposium examined selected research questions that arise from this for the criminal law sciences. Topics of the contributions include the internationalisation of criminal law, the actors shaping criminal law as well as constitutional-theoretical and legal-philosophical emphases of the principle of legality. With contributions by: Francesca Bonzanigo, MLaw; Dr. Luka Breneselović, LL.M.; Giulia Canova, B.A.; Jun.-Prof. Dr. Ivó Coca-Vila; Tommaso Giardini, M.A.; Jessica Krüger, MPhil (Cantab); Lisa Kujus; Prof. Dr. Maria Ludwiczak Glassey; Prof. Dr. Matthias Mahlmann; Mag. Lukas Emanuel Müller, BA, LL.M. (Leiden); StA Simon Pschorr; Hugo Soares, LL.M. (Lisbon) and Dr. Alexandra Windsberger.

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2023

2. Strafrecht und Demokratie

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Staffler, Lukas, Ege, Gian, Jany, Oliver, Lichtenberger, Luisa, Payer, Andrés, Ranzoni, Luca, Reinicke, Franziska, Schweiger, Theresa, Tsilikis, Dimitrios, Staffler, L ( Lukas ), Ege, G ( Gian ), Jany, O ( Oliver ), Lichtenberger, L ( Luisa ), Payer, A ( Andrés ), Ranzoni, L ( Luca ), Reinicke, F ( Franziska ), Schweiger, T ( Theresa ), Tsilikis, D ( Dimitrios ), Mahlmann, Matthias, Staffler, Lukas, Ege, Gian, Jany, Oliver, Lichtenberger, Luisa, Payer, Andrés, Ranzoni, Luca, Reinicke, Franziska, Schweiger, Theresa, Tsilikis, Dimitrios, Staffler, L ( Lukas ), Ege, G ( Gian ), Jany, O ( Oliver ), Lichtenberger, L ( Luisa ), Payer, A ( Andrés ), Ranzoni, L ( Luca ), Reinicke, F ( Franziska ), Schweiger, T ( Theresa ), Tsilikis, D ( Dimitrios ), and Mahlmann, Matthias

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Criminal law and democracy are closely intertwined. A closer view of this connection, however, reveals manifold challenges that arise from pandemics or fake news, but also from the actors influencing the legislative process. In addition, fundamental legal-theoretical and legal-practical questions emerge in dealing with the principle of legality in criminal matters. The 9th Young Criminal Law Symposium examined selected research questions that arise from this for the criminal law sciences. Topics of the contributions include the internationalisation of criminal law, the actors shaping criminal law as well as constitutional-theoretical and legal-philosophical emphases of the principle of legality. With contributions by: Francesca Bonzanigo, MLaw; Dr. Luka Breneselović, LL.M.; Giulia Canova, B.A.; Jun.-Prof. Dr. Ivó Coca-Vila; Tommaso Giardini, M.A.; Jessica Krüger, MPhil (Cantab); Lisa Kujus; Prof. Dr. Maria Ludwiczak Glassey; Prof. Dr. Matthias Mahlmann; Mag. Lukas Emanuel Müller, BA, LL.M. (Leiden); StA Simon Pschorr; Hugo Soares, LL.M. (Lisbon) and Dr. Alexandra Windsberger.

Published
2023

3. Strafrecht und Demokratie

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Staffler, Lukas; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0172-8779, Ege, Gian, Jany, Oliver, Lichtenberger, Luisa, Payer, Andrés; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1493-0642, Ranzoni, Luca; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7414-4427, Reinicke, Franziska, Schweiger, Theresa, Tsilikis, Dimitrios, Staffler, L ( Lukas ), Ege, G ( Gian ), Jany, O ( Oliver ), Lichtenberger, L ( Luisa ), Payer, A ( Andrés ), Ranzoni, L ( Luca ), Reinicke, F ( Franziska ), Schweiger, T ( Theresa ), Tsilikis, D ( Dimitrios ), Staffler, Lukas; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0172-8779, Ege, Gian, Jany, Oliver, Lichtenberger, Luisa, Payer, Andrés; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1493-0642, Ranzoni, Luca; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7414-4427, Reinicke, Franziska, Schweiger, Theresa, Tsilikis, Dimitrios, Staffler, L ( Lukas ), Ege, G ( Gian ), Jany, O ( Oliver ), Lichtenberger, L ( Luisa ), Payer, A ( Andrés ), Ranzoni, L ( Luca ), Reinicke, F ( Franziska ), Schweiger, T ( Theresa ), and Tsilikis, D ( Dimitrios )

Abstract

Strafrecht und Demokratie stehen in einem engen Zusammenhang. Der nähere Blick auf diesen Zusammenhang offenbart allerdings vielfältige Herausforderungen, die sich durch Pandemie oder Fake-News, aber auch durch die auf den Gesetzgebungsprozess einwirkenden Akteure ergeben. Zudem stellen sich grundlegende rechtstheoretische und rechtspraktische Fragen im Umgang mit dem Gesetzlichkeitsgrundsatz in Strafsachen. Das 9. Symposium des Jungen Strafrechts hat ausgewählte Forschungsfragen untersucht, die sich hieraus für die Strafrechtswissenschaften ergeben. Themenbereiche der Beiträge betreffen unter anderem die Internationalisierung von Strafrecht, die strafrechtsgestaltenden Akteure sowie verfassungstheoretische und rechtsphilosophische Schwerpunkte des Legalitätsgrundsatzes. Mit Beiträgen von Francesca Bonzanigo, MLaw; Dr. Luka Breneselović, LL.M.; Giulia Canova, B.A.; Jun.-Prof. Dr. Ivó Coca-Vila; Tommaso Giardini, M.A.; Jessica Krüger, MPhil (Cantab); Lisa Kujus; Prof. Dr. Maria Ludwiczak Glassey; Prof. Dr. Matthias Mahlmann; Mag. Lukas Emanuel Müller, BA, LL.M. (Leiden); StA Simon Pschorr; Hugo Soares, LL.M. (Lisbon) und Dr. Alexandra Windsberger. // Criminal law and democracy are closely intertwined. A closer view of this connection, however, reveals manifold challenges that arise from pandemics or fake news, but also from the actors influencing the legislative process. In addition, fundamental legal-theoretical and legal-practical questions emerge in dealing with the principle of legality in criminal matters. The 9th Young Criminal Law Symposium examined selected research questions that arise from this for the criminal law sciences. Topics of the contributions include the internationalisation of criminal law, the actors shaping criminal law as well as constitutional-theoretical and legal-philosophical emphases of the principle of legality. With contributions by Francesca Bonzanigo, MLaw; Dr. Luka Breneselović, LL.M.; Giulia Canova, B.A.; Jun.-Prof. Dr. Ivó Coca-Vil

Published
2023

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