15 German Law Journal No. 1 (2014)
Special Issue
Plea Bargains in Germany
special issue editors
Christoph Safferling & Elisa Hoven
Special Issue - Plea Bargains in Germany
Foreword: Plea Bargaining in Germany after the Decision of the Federal Constitutional Court - PDF - Christoph Safferling & Elisa Hoven
The Decision of the Federal Constitutional Court of 19 March 2013 on Plea Agreements - PDF - Andreas Mosbacher
Consensual Elements in German Criminal Procedural Law - PDF - Folker Bittmann
Plea Bargaining in Criminal Proceedings: Changes to Criminal Defense Counsel Practice as a Result of the German Constitutional Court Verdict of 19 March 2013? - PDF - Alexander Schemmel, Christian Corell & Natalie Richter
Negotiated Agreements and Open Communication in Criminal Trials: The Viewpoint of the Defense - PDF - Stefan König & Stefan Harrendorf
The Constitutionality of Negotiated Criminal Judgments in Germany - PDF - Thomas Weigend & Jenia Iontcheva Turner
German Law Journal GbR
ISSN: 2071-8322
ISSNL: 2071-8322
Editor in Chief:
Russell A. Miller [millerra@wlu.edu]
Student Editors - Washington & Lee University School of Law, Lexington, Virginia, USA:
Executive Editor: David Hurst
Managing Editor: Adrienne Adkins
Senior Articles Editors: Katherine Redding & Thomas Short
Submissions Editor: Michael Keller
Lead Articles Editors: Stephanie Fox, Kyle Hoffmann, Kathryn Humphrey, Megan Peterson, Chelsea Richmond, Shahnam Yazdani
Junior Editors: Allen Andreas, Ethan Bishop-Watt, Carolyn Brodbeck, Alexander Bylund, Jessica Cohn, Cameron Crowther, Sarah Curry, Brenna Duncan, Laura Edwards, Zachary Furnald, Ashley Howe, David Johnson, Karissa Kaseorg, Sarah Klein, George Mackie, Heather Misura, Jastin Mostowtt, Cody Phillips, Krystal Swendsobe, Mathew Winer
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