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Band 4 der Reihe "Baden-Badener Strafrechtsgespräche" enthält die 20 Referate einer interdisziplinären Einladungstagung vom 26./27. April 2018 in Baden-Baden zum Thema "Beweis" sowie eine Dokumentation der Diskussionen. Die Beiträge untersuchen Begriff, Gegenstand und Probleme des Beweises im Strafrecht aus materiellrechtlicher und prozessualer Sicht, philosophischer, rechtshistorischer, soziologischer und medialer Perspektive. Die Autoren kommen aus den Bereichen Wissenschaft, Justiz, Rechtsanwaltschaft und Journalistik.Mit Beiträgen vonRené Börner, Thomas Fischer, Wolfgang Frisch, Thomas Gutmann, Rainer Hamm, Eric Hilgendorf, Dietmar Hipp, Stephan König, Christoph Krehl, Hans Kudlich, Ulfrid Neumann, Manfred Nötzel, Rolf Raum, Franz Salditt, Wolfgang Schild, Jahn C. Schuhr, Johann Schwenn, Gerson Trüg, Julia Maria Valentin, Thomas Weigend
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Additional ISBN/GTIN9783845296029
Product TypeE-book
BindingE-book
FormatPDF
FormatReflowable
PublisherNomos Verlag
Publication townBaden-Baden
Publication countryGermany
Publishing date02/04/2019
Edition1. Auflage
SeriesBaden-Badener Strafrechtsgespräche
Series no.4
LanguageGerman
File size5252286 Bytes
Article no.14156576
CatalogsVC
Data source no.5336856
Product groupBU774
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