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Helmut Satzger - Harmonisierung strafrechtlicher Sanktionen in der Europäischen Union

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Harmonisierung strafrechtlicher Sanktionen in der Europäischen Union

Series: Schriften zum Internationalen und Europäischen Strafrecht

Volume 41 2020

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Frände, Helenius, Suominen Country Report Finland S. 185-216

„… to require criminal measures (e.g. parking offences). Deprivation/restriction of rights Dismissal …” „… measure intended to prevent offences against life, health, liberty or privacy or a threat of such an …” „… assume that the person against whom the order is intended to be directed is likely to commit an offence …”

Foffani, Viganò Country Report Italy S. 295-332

„… offences, which either affect personal liberty or property. Three of them are provided for the crimes …” „… sanctioned, are acts of physical and moral violence against persons deprived of their personal liberty …” „… . Deprivation/restriction of rights All sanctions implying deprivation or restriction of rights other than personal liberty …”

Nieto-Martín, Muñoz de Morales Romero, Rodríguez Yagüe Country Report Spain S. 149-184

„… ) 158 Penalties of deprivation of rights1.3.3. 158 Preventive sanctions1.3.4. 160 Sanctions against …” „… Constitution requires criminal sanctions against behaviours, which seriously affect fundamental rights. There …” „… impossibility to obtain it again during the enforcement of the sentence. It includes the right to be elected …”

Elholm Country Report Denmark S. 77-108

„… , CC-DK Section 77a. Deprivation of rights The person who is convicted of a criminal offence may be …” „… offence, be deprived of the right to continue to carry on the business concerned or to carry it on in …” „… applicable. So far only loss of rights has been used against legal persons, cf. U.2014.1540H about a …”

Pérez-Barberá, Verde, Basso Overview of criminal sanctions in Argentina S. 565-576

„… Political Rights” and the “Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or …” „… . 24769 art. 14, about tax evasion offences; and, more recently, L. 24701 about offences against the …” „… Disqualification5.3. 571 Forfeiture measures5.4. 571 Sanctions against legal entities6. 572 Sentencing7. 572 …”

Caeiro, Costa Country Report Portugal S. 379-426

„… protection of individual rights and guarantees against the sanctioning power of the State, irrespective of …” „… (negative and positive) proportion must balance the restriction of personal rights caused by the penalties …” „… concurrence and the most serious offences such as aggravated murder, genocide and crimes against humanity.56 …”

Bogdan Country Report Romania S. 427-454

„… that may be found within the national jurisprudence. In the chapter entitled “Offences against the …” „… crime group; h) offences against property; i) failure to observe the law on firearms, ammunition …” „… as offences against the financial interests of the European Union; n) tax evasion offences; o …”

Satzger, Linder, Neumann, Zimmermann Questionnaire – Harmonisation of Criminal Sanctions in the EU S. 769-792

„… order of transfer of properties or rights drawn from the offence onto the state (“Verfall …” „… features in this respect (e.g. relation between sanctions against the legal entity itself and those against …” „… imply the automatic application of other sanctions (e.g. loss of active/passive voting rights …”

Linder, Neumann, Pohlmann Comparative Conclusion S. 517-540

„… personal enrichment through the offence, or – in RO – if several offences stand in competition. 25 See …” „… arises whether minor offences shall be qualified as criminal or rather as administrative ones. The …” „… provided for by law is the decisive criterion for the categorisation of offences, in particular into crimes …”

Asp, Holmgren Country Report Sweden S. 455-488

„… connected to the offence, • that the offender’s personal situation has undergone considerable improvement …” „… . 461 Finesa) 461 Imprisonmentb) 462 Other Sanctions for an Offence1.3.2. 464 Conditional Sentence and …” „… Equity Reasons and Youth2.3.3. 474 Choice of Sanction2.4. 475 Rebutting the Presumption against …”

Satzger, Kaspar, Linder, Neumann Länderbericht Deutschland S. 109-148

„… offences he is obliged by fundamental rights to provide for criminal sanctions. The system of the latter …” „… addition, the criminal code and other laws provide for further accessory consequences of criminal offences …” „… such as the deprivation of certain rights. The legal nature of most of the accessory consequences is …”

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Thomas Pfeiffer - Rechtsvergleichende Untersuchung des Verbraucherinformationsrechts

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Rechtsvergleichende Untersuchung des Verbraucherinformationsrechts

Series: Privatrecht - Wirtschaftsrecht - Verfahrensrecht

Volume 4 2013

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: Länderbericht Irland S. 323-386

„… place for obtaining access to those records.578 It provides a right of amendment of personal …” „… a right to information: is the interest of the consumer measured against the interests of the …” „… personal information. The Act gives individuals a right to amend records of personal information held by …”

: Länderbericht Großbritannien S. 255-322

„… Act). Personal information rights under the Consumer Credit Act were subsumed within the Data …” „… 255 Anhang 6: Länderbericht Großbritannien Consumer Information Rights in the UK529 The research …” „… narrative of information rights as they affect consumers in the UK. The second part then responds to the …”

: Länderbericht Belgien S. 105-152

„… whose personal data are processed and the possibilities of action against the processing. These rights …” „… that fact. As regards the balancing of the right to information of the consumer against other …” „… rather seen or framed in terms of information obligations than in terms of information rights. Of course …”

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Klaus Tiedemann, Ulrich Sieber, Helmut Satzger, Christoph Burchard, Dominik Brodowski - Die Verfassung moderner Strafrechtspflege

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Klaus Tiedemann (ed.), Ulrich Sieber (ed.), Helmut Satzger (ed.), Christoph Burchard (ed.), Dominik Brodowski (ed.)

Die Verfassung moderner Strafrechtspflege

Series: Studien zum Wirtschaftsstrafrecht - Neue Folge

Volume 10 2016

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Gert Vermeulen The EU’s mutual trust and recognition bubble – Challenging the legitimacy of EU criminal policy & judicial cooperation in criminal matters S. 181-210

„… with distrust-based human rights-inspired exceptions like the political offence and non-discrimination …” „… rights notions such as the protection against discriminatory prosecution and non-refoulement redundant …” „… rights-based exceptions were simply abolished altogether in the EAW.31 They were seen as distrust-based …”

Adán Nieto Martín A necessary triangle: the science of legislation, the constitutional control of criminal laws and experimental legislation S. 97-138

„… , or between attempt and completed offences, are examples against a systematic rationality. In short …” „… legislator, by which it had already set out the principal remedy against legislative populism, was quite …” „… Cf. Marcilla Córdoba (fn. 13), pp. 213 ff. Adán Nieto Martín 102 damental rights, almost all the …”

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Eric Hilgendorf, Jochen Feldle - Digitization and the Law

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Digitization and the Law

Series: Robotik, Künstliche Intelligenz und Recht

Volume 15 2018

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Eric Hilgendorf Introduction: Digitization and the Law – a European Perspective S. 9-20

„… issue is the question of whether a quasi-property right should be created in (particularly non-personal …” „… dignity and human rights,will continue to be preserved in the future.(7)Eric Hilgendorf18Summary and …” „… statute book to networked com‐puter". Text editing on personal computers has now become a matter ofcourse …”

Maria Kaiafa-Gbandi Criminalizing attacks against information systems in the EU and the impact of the European legal instruments on the Greek legal order S. 91-110

„… , personal data, and proce‐dural rights see, inter alia, P. Breyer (2001), Die Cyber-Crime-Konvention des …” „… fundamental rights and the rule of law [in Greek],NoV, 2186 ff.Criminalizing attacks against information …” „… criminalization may, of course, cause less4.51 See the Preamble to the E.U. Charter of Fundamental Rights.Maria …”

Eric Hilgendorf The dilemma of autonomous driving: Reflections on the moral and legal treatment of automatic collision avoidance systems S. 57-90

„… pitted against the physical integrity or eventhe life of another human being. What we are confronting …” „… system decide when one life is pitted against another?Who should live and who should die? There are a …” „… , the com‐mission of all the elements of a criminal offence, so that conviction and punishmentmay follow …”

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Christian Bochmann - Entwicklung eines europäischen Jugendstrafrechts

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Entwicklung eines europäischen Jugendstrafrechts

Series: Kieler Rechtswissenschaftliche Abhandlungen (NF)

Volume 56 2009

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Convention on the Rights of the Child S. 316-331

„… his or her honour and reputation.2. The child has the right to the protection of the law against such …” „… progress made on the enjoyment of those rights(a) Within two years of the entry into force of the …” „… der Amtssprache EnglischAnhang 2.1: Convention on the Rights of the ChildCONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF …”

Recommendation No. R (1987) 20 S. 346-349

„… principles of the European Convention on Human Rights;Having regard to the multicultural and multiracial …” „… Declaration of the Rights of the Child; Convinced that the penal system for minors should continue to be …” „… offences;II. Diversion – mediation2. to encouraging the development of diversion and mediation procedures at …”

“The Beijing Rules” S. 331-337

„… behaviour, will foster a process of personal development and education that is as free from crime and …” „… , under the respective legal systems, may be dealt with for an offence in a manner which is different from …” „… an adult;(b) An offence is any behaviour (act or omission) that is punishable by law under the …”

“The Riyadh Guidelines” S. 337-344

„… young persons and to serve as a supportive framework for safeguarding the personal development of all …” „… fairness and equity;(d) Safeguarding the well-being, development, rights and interests of all young …” „… broad framework of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the International Covenant on338Economic …”

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