Author: Ingo Müller
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Publish Date: 2000-09-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive and in-depth exploration and critique of the judicial theory and practice during the Nazi era in post-war Germany. Based on solid historical facts, the author boldly investigates the responsibility of the German judicial system during the Third Reich for Nazi crimes, thereby demonstrating from the opposite side the importance of basic judicial principles and due process such as judicial independence, judicial independence, the principle of legality, and the presumption of innocence for a rule of law state.
Terrifying judge
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