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De Busser, E., Riehle, C., & Machado Faria, A. (2014). News – European Union. Eucrim - the European Criminal Law Associations' Forum, (02), 47–57.

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Prof. Dr. Ulrich Sieber

Director Emeritus

Dr. Emmanouil Billis, LL.M.

Left the Institute

Dr. Nandor Knust

Left the Institute

Other Interesting Articles

The Role of Fundamental Rights When Restricting State Funding for Public Security Reasons

Head of project: André Bartsch
Although the details remain controversial, it is generally accepted in German constitutional law that the state (under Art 1(3) GG) is bound by fundamental rights in the administration of public services. Scholarly treatment of this issue has focused principally on the equal protection clause—much to the exclusion of civil liberties.

Public Law Implications of the Digital Attention Economy

Department of Public Law Project

Head of project: Daniel Buchmann
The business model of some of today’s largest, most valuable, and socially influential companies such as Google (Alphabet), Facebook (Meta), and Twitter can be described as capturing human attention and selling it to advertisers.

The Element of Non-Consent in the Offence of Rape: A Focus on Peruvian Law

Department of Criminal Law Project

Head of project: Cristina Valega Chipoco
During the past two decades, many transnational and domestic statutes that regulate the offence of rape have turned away from considering violence or threats as necessary modalities of the offence and have begun treating non-consent as its essential element. This transition can be seen in recent international human rights treaties and normative documents, judgments of international courts, and domestic legal reforms.

A Tale of Two Worlds

Department of Public Law Project

Head of project: Federico Lorenzo Ramaioli
This comparative philosophy of law dissertation aims at formulating a new analytical approach to the Islamic legal tradition based on ‘juridical categories’, a concept that facilitates comprehension and understanding of juridical phenomena.

Computer-Aided Rationalization of Sentencing

Project

Head of project: Linus Ensel
The focus of this research project lies on the potential advantages of a partial rationalization of the sentencing process. This kind of intervention in the existing system would lead to a reduction of judicial discretion and would raise the question of the role human decision-making should play in the sentencing process.

Intelligence Information Sharing

Department of Public Law Project

Head of project: Sofiya Kartalova
As a result of mounting migratory, currency, and judicial reform tensions, the European Union (EU) is currently confronting a rule of law crisis. Rather than focus solely on issues of political legitimacy, recent scholarship proposes reframing this crisis as an absence of trust among EU Member States as well as between some of the EU Member States and EU institutions.

Freiburg/Germany, place in front of the university library and the municipal theatre

FreiburgRESIST: Living Safely in Freiburg – Resilience Management for the City

Department of Public Law Project

Heads of project: Ralf Poscher, Elisa Orrù
FreiburgRESIST is a federally-funded, collaborative research project involving the City of Freiburg authorities and the University of Freiburg’s transdisciplinary Centre for Security and Society. It integrates the fields of information technology, juridical, sociological, ethical, and political security research.

The “Codice Rosso”: New Measures against Gender-Based and Domestic Violence in Italy

Department of Criminal Law Project

Head of project: Konstanze Jarvers
Almost one in three Italian women between the ages of 16 and 70 (6,788,000) have been victims of physical or sexual violence at some point in their lives. Approximately half of these violent experiences were caused by a (former) partner.

Private Judges of Online Speech: Judicialisation in Online Content Governance

Department of Public Law Project

Head of project: Maria Diory F. Rabajante
Online platforms increasingly resolve offensive and problematic content by employing private adjudicatory mechanisms originally designed to enhance platform accountability and to offer simple and effective online remedies.

The Core Tendencies Underlying Individual Differences in Prosocial Behavior

Project

Head of project: Isabel Thielmann (PI); contributor/researcher: Natalie Popov
Why are some people willing to help others but other people are (rather) not? Why do some people prefer to cooperate with others whereas others are willing to exploit their interaction partners for personal gain? The project “The core tendencies underlying individual differences in prosocial behavior,” which is funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG), addresses these and related questions.

Locked Up and Left Behind? Legal and Practical Conditions for Telephone Contacts of Imprisoned People

Department of Criminology Department of Public Law Project

Heads of project: Michael Kilchling, Gunda Wössner
Access to telephone and other forms of electronic communication is one of the areas in which prison conditions vary significantly in Germany. The divergent conditions raise several fundamental human rights concerns, such as equal treatment of inmates, the right of resocialization, and the rights to privacy and family life.

Legal Hermeneutics and Metaethics

Department of Public Law Project

Head of project: Rafael Giorgio Dalla Barba
The interdisciplinary project in legal philosophy examines the relevance and impact of metaethics on the legal indeterminacy debate. The first chapter (A.) shows the widely accepted argument that, in the so-called hard cases in which the application of legal materials is even for experts highly controversial, the law is indeterminate.

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