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This issue is part of the fourth milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’. It contains an introduction and a selection of national reports for the International Colloquium for Section III on ‘Prevention, Investigation, and Sanctioning of Economic Crime’, organized by the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg from 18 to 20 June 2018. The present issue is published simultaneously with issue 2 of Volume 90, featuring the additional colloquium reports on alternative regimes for controlling economic crime and the limits of human rights protection. The publication of the general report and the recommendations of the colloquium will follow. The background of the Freiburg colloquium was the evolution towards a new architecture for economic crime control, in which criminal law is increasingly amended and affected by alternative prevention, investigation, and sanctioning regimes (such as administrative criminal law, civil asset forfeiture, and private compliance regimes). The colloquium has analysed, compared, and evaluated such alternative control regimes, focusing on their practicability and their human rights safeguards, in view of developing recommendations for an improved comprehensive economic crime policy. The multi-level comparative methodological approach underlying the colloquium consisted of a comparison of a wide range of national and international legal orders and a functional comparison of the different criminal and alternative legal regimes within and across these legal orders.
On the first issue of RIDP 2019 Vol.90
This issue is part of the fourth milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’. It contains an introduction and a selection of national reports for the International Colloquium for Section III on ‘Prevention, Investigation, and Sanctioning of Economic Crime’, organized by the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg from 18 to 20 June 2018. The present issue is published simultaneously with issue 2 of Volume 90, featuring the additional colloquium reports on alternative regimes for controlling economic crime and the limits of human rights protection. The publication of the general report and the recommendations of the colloquium will follow. The background of the Freiburg colloquium was the evolution towards a new architecture for economic crime control, in which criminal law is increasingly amended and affected by alternative prevention, investigation, and sanctioning regimes (such as administrative criminal law, civil asset forfeiture, and private compliance regimes). The colloquium has analysed, compared, and evaluated such alternative control regimes, focusing on their practicability and their human rights safeguards, in view of developing recommendations for an improved comprehensive economic crime policy. The multi-level comparative methodological approach underlying the colloquium consisted of a comparison of a wide range of national and international legal orders and a functional comparison of the different criminal and alternative legal regimes within and across these legal orders.
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This subscription gives you the two issues of RIDP 2019 Vol.90 in print and an online acces to these same issues with a personal password.
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This issue is part of the fourth milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’. It contains an introduction and a selection of national reports for the International Colloquium for Section III on ‘Prevention, Investigation, and Sanctioning of Economic Crime’, organized by the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg from 18 to 20 June 2018. The present issue is published simultaneously with issue 2 of Volume 90, featuring the additional colloquium reports on alternative regimes for controlling economic crime and the limits of human rights protection. The publication of the general report and the recommendations of the colloquium will follow. The background of the Freiburg colloquium was the evolution towards a new architecture for economic crime control, in which criminal law is increasingly amended and affected by alternative prevention, investigation, and sanctioning regimes (such as administrative criminal law, civil asset forfeiture, and private compliance regimes). The colloquium has analysed, compared, and evaluated such alternative control regimes, focusing on their practicability and their human rights safeguards, in view of developing recommendations for an improved comprehensive economic crime policy. The multi-level comparative methodological approach underlying the colloquium consisted of a comparison of a wide range of national and international legal orders and a functional comparison of the different criminal and alternative legal regimes within and across these legal orders.
On the first issue of RIDP 2019 Vol.90
This issue is part of the fourth milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’. It contains an introduction and a selection of national reports for the International Colloquium for Section III on ‘Prevention, Investigation, and Sanctioning of Economic Crime’, organized by the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg from 18 to 20 June 2018. The present issue is published simultaneously with issue 2 of Volume 90, featuring the additional colloquium reports on alternative regimes for controlling economic crime and the limits of human rights protection. The publication of the general report and the recommendations of the colloquium will follow. The background of the Freiburg colloquium was the evolution towards a new architecture for economic crime control, in which criminal law is increasingly amended and affected by alternative prevention, investigation, and sanctioning regimes (such as administrative criminal law, civil asset forfeiture, and private compliance regimes). The colloquium has analysed, compared, and evaluated such alternative control regimes, focusing on their practicability and their human rights safeguards, in view of developing recommendations for an improved comprehensive economic crime policy. The multi-level comparative methodological approach underlying the colloquium consisted of a comparison of a wide range of national and international legal orders and a functional comparison of the different criminal and alternative legal regimes within and across these legal orders.
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This issue is part of the fourth milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’. It contains an introduction and a selection of national reports for the International Colloquium for Section III on ‘Prevention, Investigation, and Sanctioning of Economic Crime’, organized by the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg from 18 to 20 June 2018. The present issue is published simultaneously with issue 2 of Volume 90, featuring the additional colloquium reports on alternative regimes for controlling economic crime and the limits of human rights protection. The publication of the general report and the recommendations of the colloquium will follow. The background of the Freiburg colloquium was the evolution towards a new architecture for economic crime control, in which criminal law is increasingly amended and affected by alternative prevention, investigation, and sanctioning regimes (such as administrative criminal law, civil asset forfeiture, and private compliance regimes). The colloquium has analysed, compared, and evaluated such alternative control regimes, focusing on their practicability and their human rights safeguards, in view of developing recommendations for an improved comprehensive economic crime policy. The multi-level comparative methodological approach underlying the colloquium consisted of a comparison of a wide range of national and international legal orders and a functional comparison of the different criminal and alternative legal regimes within and across these legal orders.
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This issue is part of the fourth milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’. It contains the reports on alternative regimes for controlling economic crime and the limits of human rights protection for the International Colloquium for Section III on ‘Prevention, Investigation, and Sanctioning of Economic Crime’, organized by the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg from 18 to 20 June 2018. The present issue is published simultaneously with issue 1 of Volume 90, featuring an introduction and a selection of national reports. The publication of the general report and the recommendations of the colloquium will follow.
The background of the Freiburg colloquium was the evolution towards a new architecture for economic crime control, in which criminal law is increasingly amended and affected by alternative prevention, investigation, and sanctioning regimes (such as administrative criminal law, civil asset forfeiture, and private compliance regimes). The colloquium has analysed, compared, and evaluated such alternative control regimes, focusing on their practicability and their human rights safeguards, in view of developing recommendations for animproved comprehensive economic crime policy. The multi-level comparativemethodological approach underlying the colloquium consisted of a comparisonof a wide range of national and international legal orders and a functionalcomparison of the different criminal and alternative legal regimes within andacross these legal orders.
On the first issue of RIDP 2019 Vol.90
This issue is part of the fourth milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’. It contains an introduction and a selection of national reports for the International Colloquium for Section III on ‘Prevention, Investigation, and Sanctioning of Economic Crime’, organized by the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg from 18 to 20 June 2018. The present issue is published simultaneously with issue 2 of Volume 90, featuring the additional colloquium reports on alternative regimes for controlling economic crime and the limits of human rights protection. The publication of the general report and the recommendations of the colloquium will follow. The background of the Freiburg colloquium was the evolution towards a new architecture for economic crime control, in which criminal law is increasingly amended and affected by alternative prevention, investigation, and sanctioning regimes (such as administrative criminal law, civil asset forfeiture, and private compliance regimes). The colloquium has analysed, compared, and evaluated such alternative control regimes, focusing on their practicability and their human rights safeguards, in view of developing recommendations for an improved comprehensive economic crime policy. The multi-level comparative methodological approach underlying the colloquium consisted of a comparison of a wide range of national and international legal orders and a functional comparison of the different criminal and alternative legal regimes within and across these legal orders.
On the second Issue of RIDP 2019 Vol.90
This issue is part of the fourth milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’. It contains the reports on alternative regimes for controlling economic crime and the limits of human rights protection for the International Colloquium for Section III on ‘Prevention, Investigation, and Sanctioning of Economic Crime’, organized by the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg from 18 to 20 June 2018. The present issue is published simultaneously with issue 1 of Volume 90, featuring an introduction and a selection of national reports. The publication of the general report and the recommendations of the colloquium will follow.
The background of the Freiburg colloquium was the evolution towards a new architecture for economic crime control, in which criminal law is increasingly amended and affected by alternative prevention, investigation, and sanctioning regimes (such as administrative criminal law, civil asset forfeiture, and private compliance regimes). The colloquium has analysed, compared, and evaluated such alternative control regimes, focusing on their practicability and their human rights safeguards, in view of developing recommendations for animproved comprehensive economic crime policy. The multi-level comparativemethodological approach underlying the colloquium consisted of a comparisonof a wide range of national and international legal orders and a functionalcomparison of the different criminal and alternative legal regimes within andacross these legal orders.
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This subscription gives you the two issues of RIDP 2019 Vol.90 in print and an online acces to these same issues on your IP-address (for institutions).
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This issue is part of the fourth milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’. It contains an introduction and a selection of national reports for the International Colloquium for Section III on ‘Prevention, Investigation, and Sanctioning of Economic Crime’, organized by the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg from 18 to 20 June 2018. The present issue is published simultaneously with issue 2 of Volume 90, featuring the additional colloquium reports on alternative regimes for controlling economic crime and the limits of human rights protection. The publication of the general report and the recommendations of the colloquium will follow. The background of the Freiburg colloquium was the evolution towards a new architecture for economic crime control, in which criminal law is increasingly amended and affected by alternative prevention, investigation, and sanctioning regimes (such as administrative criminal law, civil asset forfeiture, and private compliance regimes). The colloquium has analysed, compared, and evaluated such alternative control regimes, focusing on their practicability and their human rights safeguards, in view of developing recommendations for an improved comprehensive economic crime policy. The multi-level comparative methodological approach underlying the colloquium consisted of a comparison of a wide range of national and international legal orders and a functional comparison of the different criminal and alternative legal regimes within and across these legal orders.
On the second Issue of RIDP 2019 Vol.90
This issue is part of the fourth milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’. It contains the reports on alternative regimes for controlling economic crime and the limits of human rights protection for the International Colloquium for Section III on ‘Prevention, Investigation, and Sanctioning of Economic Crime’, organized by the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg from 18 to 20 June 2018. The present issue is published simultaneously with issue 1 of Volume 90, featuring an introduction and a selection of national reports. The publication of the general report and the recommendations of the colloquium will follow.
The background of the Freiburg colloquium was the evolution towards a new architecture for economic crime control, in which criminal law is increasingly amended and affected by alternative prevention, investigation, and sanctioning regimes (such as administrative criminal law, civil asset forfeiture, and private compliance regimes). The colloquium has analysed, compared, and evaluated such alternative control regimes, focusing on their practicability and their human rights safeguards, in view of developing recommendations for animproved comprehensive economic crime policy. The multi-level comparativemethodological approach underlying the colloquium consisted of a comparisonof a wide range of national and international legal orders and a functionalcomparison of the different criminal and alternative legal regimes within andacross these legal orders.
On the first issue of RIDP 2019 Vol.90
This issue is part of the fourth milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’. It contains an introduction and a selection of national reports for the International Colloquium for Section III on ‘Prevention, Investigation, and Sanctioning of Economic Crime’, organized by the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg from 18 to 20 June 2018. The present issue is published simultaneously with issue 2 of Volume 90, featuring the additional colloquium reports on alternative regimes for controlling economic crime and the limits of human rights protection. The publication of the general report and the recommendations of the colloquium will follow. The background of the Freiburg colloquium was the evolution towards a new architecture for economic crime control, in which criminal law is increasingly amended and affected by alternative prevention, investigation, and sanctioning regimes (such as administrative criminal law, civil asset forfeiture, and private compliance regimes). The colloquium has analysed, compared, and evaluated such alternative control regimes, focusing on their practicability and their human rights safeguards, in view of developing recommendations for an improved comprehensive economic crime policy. The multi-level comparative methodological approach underlying the colloquium consisted of a comparison of a wide range of national and international legal orders and a functional comparison of the different criminal and alternative legal regimes within and across these legal orders.
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This issue is part of the fourth milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’. It contains the reports on alternative regimes for controlling economic crime and the limits of human rights protection for the International Colloquium for Section III on ‘Prevention, Investigation, and Sanctioning of Economic Crime’, organized by the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg from 18 to 20 June 2018. The present issue is published simultaneously with issue 1 of Volume 90, featuring an introduction and a selection of national reports. The publication of the general report and the recommendations of the colloquium will follow.
The background of the Freiburg colloquium was the evolution towards a new architecture for economic crime control, in which criminal law is increasingly amended and affected by alternative prevention, investigation, and sanctioning regimes (such as administrative criminal law, civil asset forfeiture, and private compliance regimes). The colloquium has analysed, compared, and evaluated such alternative control regimes, focusing on their practicability and their human rights safeguards, in view of developing recommendations for animproved comprehensive economic crime policy. The multi-level comparativemethodological approach underlying the colloquium consisted of a comparisonof a wide range of national and international legal orders and a functionalcomparison of the different criminal and alternative legal regimes within andacross these legal orders.
RIDP2019Vol90/iss2-Prevention, investigation, and sanctioning of economic crime. Alternative control regimes and human rights limitations
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This issue is part of the fourth milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World
Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’. It contains the
reports on alternative regimes for controlling economic crime and the limits
of human rights protection for the International Colloquium for Section III on
‘Prevention, Investigation, and Sanctioning of Economic Crime’, organized by the
Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg from
18 to 20 June 2018. The present issue is published simultaneously with issue 1 of
Volume 90, featuring an introduction and a selection of national reports. The
publication of the general report and the recommendations of the colloquium
will follow.
The background of the Freiburg colloquium was the evolution towards a new architecture for economic crime control, in which criminal law is increasingly amended and affected by alternative prevention, investigation, and sanctioning regimes (such as administrative criminal law, civil asset forfeiture, and private compliance regimes). The colloquium has analysed, compared, and evaluated such alternative control regimes, focusing on their practicability and their human rights safeguards, in view of developing recommendations for an improved comprehensive economic crime policy. The multi-level comparative methodological approach underlying the colloquium consisted of a comparison of a wide range of national and international legal orders and a functional comparison of the different criminal and alternative legal regimes within and across these legal orders.
Ulrich Sieber, Professor of Criminal Law, is director at the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law. His main areas of research encompass the changing face of complex crime, criminal law, and legal policy in today’s global risk and information society. Major project areas include organized crime, terrorism, economic crime, and cybercrime, as well as comparative law, security law, European criminal law, and international criminal law.
The background of the Freiburg colloquium was the evolution towards a new architecture for economic crime control, in which criminal law is increasingly amended and affected by alternative prevention, investigation, and sanctioning regimes (such as administrative criminal law, civil asset forfeiture, and private compliance regimes). The colloquium has analysed, compared, and evaluated such alternative control regimes, focusing on their practicability and their human rights safeguards, in view of developing recommendations for an improved comprehensive economic crime policy. The multi-level comparative methodological approach underlying the colloquium consisted of a comparison of a wide range of national and international legal orders and a functional comparison of the different criminal and alternative legal regimes within and across these legal orders.
Ulrich Sieber, Professor of Criminal Law, is director at the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law. His main areas of research encompass the changing face of complex crime, criminal law, and legal policy in today’s global risk and information society. Major project areas include organized crime, terrorism, economic crime, and cybercrime, as well as comparative law, security law, European criminal law, and international criminal law.
RIDP2019Vol90/iss2-Prevention, investigation, and sanctioning of economic crime. Alternative control regimes and human rights limitations
€ 70,00
This issue is part of the fourth milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World
Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’. It contains the
reports on alternative regimes for controlling economic crime and the limits
of human rights protection for the International Colloquium for Section III on
‘Prevention, Investigation, and Sanctioning of Economic Crime’, organized by the
Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg from
18 to 20 June 2018. The present issue is published simultaneously with issue 1 of
Volume 90, featuring an introduction and a selection of national reports. The
publication of the general report and the recommendations of the colloquium
will follow.
The background of the Freiburg colloquium was the evolution towards a new architecture for economic crime control, in which criminal law is increasingly amended and affected by alternative prevention, investigation, and sanctioning regimes (such as administrative criminal law, civil asset forfeiture, and private compliance regimes). The colloquium has analysed, compared, and evaluated such alternative control regimes, focusing on their practicability and their human rights safeguards, in view of developing recommendations for an improved comprehensive economic crime policy. The multi-level comparative methodological approach underlying the colloquium consisted of a comparison of a wide range of national and international legal orders and a functional comparison of the different criminal and alternative legal regimes within and across these legal orders.
Ulrich Sieber, Professor of Criminal Law, is director at the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law. His main areas of research encompass the changing face of complex crime, criminal law, and legal policy in today’s global risk and information society. Major project areas include organized crime, terrorism, economic crime, and cybercrime, as well as comparative law, security law, European criminal law, and international criminal law.
The background of the Freiburg colloquium was the evolution towards a new architecture for economic crime control, in which criminal law is increasingly amended and affected by alternative prevention, investigation, and sanctioning regimes (such as administrative criminal law, civil asset forfeiture, and private compliance regimes). The colloquium has analysed, compared, and evaluated such alternative control regimes, focusing on their practicability and their human rights safeguards, in view of developing recommendations for an improved comprehensive economic crime policy. The multi-level comparative methodological approach underlying the colloquium consisted of a comparison of a wide range of national and international legal orders and a functional comparison of the different criminal and alternative legal regimes within and across these legal orders.
Ulrich Sieber, Professor of Criminal Law, is director at the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law. His main areas of research encompass the changing face of complex crime, criminal law, and legal policy in today’s global risk and information society. Major project areas include organized crime, terrorism, economic crime, and cybercrime, as well as comparative law, security law, European criminal law, and international criminal law.
RIDP2019Vol90/iss1-Prevention, investigation, and sanctioning of economic crime. National perspectives
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This issue is part of the fourth milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’. It contains an introduction and a selection of national reports for the International Colloquium for Section III on ‘Prevention, Investigation, and Sanctioning of Economic Crime’, organized by the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg from 18 to 20 June 2018. The present issue is published simultaneously with issue 2 of Volume 90, featuring the additional colloquium reports on alternative regimes for controlling economic crime and the limits of human rights protection. The publication of the general report and the recommendations of the colloquium will follow. The background of the Freiburg colloquium was the evolution towards a new architecture for economic crime control, in which criminal law is increasingly amended and affected by alternative prevention, investigation, and sanctioning regimes (such as administrative criminal law, civil asset forfeiture, and private compliance regimes). The colloquium has analysed, compared, and evaluated such alternative control regimes, focusing on their practicability and their human rights safeguards, in view of developing recommendations for an improved comprehensive economic crime policy. The multi-level comparative methodological approach underlying the colloquium consisted of a comparison of a wide range of national and international legal orders and a functional comparison of the different criminal and alternative legal regimes within and across these legal orders.
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This issue is part of the fourth milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’. It contains an introduction and a selection of national reports for the International Colloquium for Section III on ‘Prevention, Investigation, and Sanctioning of Economic Crime’, organized by the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg from 18 to 20 June 2018. The present issue is published simultaneously with issue 2 of Volume 90, featuring the additional colloquium reports on alternative regimes for controlling economic crime and the limits of human rights protection. The publication of the general report and the recommendations of the colloquium will follow. The background of the Freiburg colloquium was the evolution towards a new architecture for economic crime control, in which criminal law is increasingly amended and affected by alternative prevention, investigation, and sanctioning regimes (such as administrative criminal law, civil asset forfeiture, and private compliance regimes). The colloquium has analysed, compared, and evaluated such alternative control regimes, focusing on their practicability and their human rights safeguards, in view of developing recommendations for an improved comprehensive economic crime policy. The multi-level comparative methodological approach underlying the colloquium consisted of a comparison of a wide range of national and international legal orders and a functional comparison of the different criminal and alternative legal regimes within and across these legal orders.
Hoe vind ik recht? 4de herziene uitgave.
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Wie een antwoord wil geven op een juridische vraag, moet op een efficiënte wijze het juridische bronnenmateriaal kunnen verzamelen waarmee hij of zij vervolgens het antwoord kan vinden. Via deze bronnen achterhaalt men de toepasselijke rechtsregels en kan men de draagwijdte ervan bepalen. Dit opzoekingswerk is noodzakelijk. Het recht evolueert immers voortdurend, zodat een allesomvattende kennis van “hét recht” niet meer haalbaar is.
Dit boek moet in de eerste plaats studenten in de rechten helpen om de basisvaardigheden in de rechtsmethodiek, die onmisbaar zijn in het geheel van de opleiding en de latere juridische beroepsuitoefening, aan te leren. Het biedt een inzicht in de voornaamste formele rechtsbronnen, het Belgische rechtsstelsel en de verschillende gedrukte en digitale publicatievormen van wetgeving, rechtspraak en rechtsleer. Daarbij gaat de aandacht uit naar zowel eenvoudige als meer complexe vormen van opzoeking, waarbij voorafgaandelijk aan de opzoeking en raadpleging van de rechtsbronnen, een casusanalyse nodig is. Praktische voorbeelden begeleiden de lezer doorheen het boek.
Het boek is eveneens een handige gids voor rechtspractici die hun kennis in het constant wijzigende aanbod van juridisch bronnenmateriaal willen bijhouden, en voor eenieder die zelf het recht wil vinden.
Dit boek moet in de eerste plaats studenten in de rechten helpen om de basisvaardigheden in de rechtsmethodiek, die onmisbaar zijn in het geheel van de opleiding en de latere juridische beroepsuitoefening, aan te leren. Het biedt een inzicht in de voornaamste formele rechtsbronnen, het Belgische rechtsstelsel en de verschillende gedrukte en digitale publicatievormen van wetgeving, rechtspraak en rechtsleer. Daarbij gaat de aandacht uit naar zowel eenvoudige als meer complexe vormen van opzoeking, waarbij voorafgaandelijk aan de opzoeking en raadpleging van de rechtsbronnen, een casusanalyse nodig is. Praktische voorbeelden begeleiden de lezer doorheen het boek.
Het boek is eveneens een handige gids voor rechtspractici die hun kennis in het constant wijzigende aanbod van juridisch bronnenmateriaal willen bijhouden, en voor eenieder die zelf het recht wil vinden.
Hoe vind ik recht? 4de herziene uitgave.
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Wie een antwoord wil geven op een juridische vraag, moet op een efficiënte wijze het juridische bronnenmateriaal kunnen verzamelen waarmee hij of zij vervolgens het antwoord kan vinden. Via deze bronnen achterhaalt men de toepasselijke rechtsregels en kan men de draagwijdte ervan bepalen. Dit opzoekingswerk is noodzakelijk. Het recht evolueert immers voortdurend, zodat een allesomvattende kennis van “hét recht” niet meer haalbaar is.
Dit boek moet in de eerste plaats studenten in de rechten helpen om de basisvaardigheden in de rechtsmethodiek, die onmisbaar zijn in het geheel van de opleiding en de latere juridische beroepsuitoefening, aan te leren. Het biedt een inzicht in de voornaamste formele rechtsbronnen, het Belgische rechtsstelsel en de verschillende gedrukte en digitale publicatievormen van wetgeving, rechtspraak en rechtsleer. Daarbij gaat de aandacht uit naar zowel eenvoudige als meer complexe vormen van opzoeking, waarbij voorafgaandelijk aan de opzoeking en raadpleging van de rechtsbronnen, een casusanalyse nodig is. Praktische voorbeelden begeleiden de lezer doorheen het boek.
Het boek is eveneens een handige gids voor rechtspractici die hun kennis in het constant wijzigende aanbod van juridisch bronnenmateriaal willen bijhouden, en voor eenieder die zelf het recht wil vinden.
Dit boek moet in de eerste plaats studenten in de rechten helpen om de basisvaardigheden in de rechtsmethodiek, die onmisbaar zijn in het geheel van de opleiding en de latere juridische beroepsuitoefening, aan te leren. Het biedt een inzicht in de voornaamste formele rechtsbronnen, het Belgische rechtsstelsel en de verschillende gedrukte en digitale publicatievormen van wetgeving, rechtspraak en rechtsleer. Daarbij gaat de aandacht uit naar zowel eenvoudige als meer complexe vormen van opzoeking, waarbij voorafgaandelijk aan de opzoeking en raadpleging van de rechtsbronnen, een casusanalyse nodig is. Praktische voorbeelden begeleiden de lezer doorheen het boek.
Het boek is eveneens een handige gids voor rechtspractici die hun kennis in het constant wijzigende aanbod van juridisch bronnenmateriaal willen bijhouden, en voor eenieder die zelf het recht wil vinden.
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Het primaire doel van processen-verbaal is de bewijslevering in strafzaken, het relateren van misdrijven, vaststellingen, relevante omstandigheden en ambtsverrichtingen aan de bevoegde magistratuur. Het zijn juridische bewijsstukken en ze vormen de basis van nagenoeg elk strafdossier. De behandeling en beoordeling in elke strafzaak hangt in ruime mate af van de nauwkeurigheid, de volledigheid en de betrouwbaarheid van de processen-verbaal. Het lijkt niet overdreven te zeggen dat de strafrechtspleging staat of valt met het verschijnsel proces-verbaal.
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Deze zevende uitgave (de eerste uitgave was van 1994) is volledig herzien, aangevuld en geactualiseerd. De talrijke verwijzingen naar wetgeving, rechtspraak en rechtsleer maken van dit boek een onmisbaar naslagwerk voor politiefunctionarissen, magistraten, advocaten en academici.
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Processen-verbaal. 7de herziene uitgave.
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Het primaire doel van processen-verbaal is de bewijslevering in strafzaken, het relateren van misdrijven, vaststellingen, relevante omstandigheden en ambtsverrichtingen aan de bevoegde magistratuur. Het zijn juridische bewijsstukken en ze vormen de basis van nagenoeg elk strafdossier. De behandeling en beoordeling in elke strafzaak hangt in ruime mate af van de nauwkeurigheid, de volledigheid en de betrouwbaarheid van de processen-verbaal. Het lijkt niet overdreven te zeggen dat de strafrechtspleging staat of valt met het verschijnsel proces-verbaal.
Nagenoeg alle aspecten van processen-verbaal worden in dit praktijkboek besproken, inclusief de vormvereisten, de bewijswaarde, de taalwetgeving, de verwerking van inhoud, vaststellingen en verhoren.
Deze zevende uitgave (de eerste uitgave was van 1994) is volledig herzien, aangevuld en geactualiseerd. De talrijke verwijzingen naar wetgeving, rechtspraak en rechtsleer maken van dit boek een onmisbaar naslagwerk voor politiefunctionarissen, magistraten, advocaten en academici.
Nagenoeg alle aspecten van processen-verbaal worden in dit praktijkboek besproken, inclusief de vormvereisten, de bewijswaarde, de taalwetgeving, de verwerking van inhoud, vaststellingen en verhoren.
Deze zevende uitgave (de eerste uitgave was van 1994) is volledig herzien, aangevuld en geactualiseerd. De talrijke verwijzingen naar wetgeving, rechtspraak en rechtsleer maken van dit boek een onmisbaar naslagwerk voor politiefunctionarissen, magistraten, advocaten en academici.
Grondbeginselen van de BTW
€ 29,00
De btw is een belasting die belastbare feiten belast. In dit boek worden de begrippen “belastbaar feit” en “opeisbaarheid van de belasting” vanuit een praktisch oogpunt benaderd. De begrippen tijdstip van een handeling, belastbaar feit en opeisbaarheid vormen de ruggengraat van het btw-stelsel. Ook de uitreiking van de factuur als voornaamste btwdocument is gekoppeld aan deze twee begrippen. De lezer begrijpt na het lezen van dit boek de relatie tussen opeisbaarheid van de btw en de factureringsverplichting bij de leverancier of dienstverrichter enerzijds en het ontstaan en de uitoefening van het recht op aftrek bij de medecontractant anderzijds. Ook de problematiek van de voorschotten (aanbetalingen) en de link met de opeisbaarheid komt uitgebreid aan bod.
Stefan Ruysschaert is adviseur bij de FOD Financiën. Hij is o.a. redactielid van Fiscalnet en het Tijdschrift Huur. Hij doceert het vak btw aan de faculteit Economische Wetenschappen van de UGent en is gastdocent aan de Fiscale Hogeschool (Odyssee). Kenmerkend voor zijn boeken en artikelen is de heldere analyse van de btw-vraagstukken.
Stefan Ruysschaert is adviseur bij de FOD Financiën. Hij is o.a. redactielid van Fiscalnet en het Tijdschrift Huur. Hij doceert het vak btw aan de faculteit Economische Wetenschappen van de UGent en is gastdocent aan de Fiscale Hogeschool (Odyssee). Kenmerkend voor zijn boeken en artikelen is de heldere analyse van de btw-vraagstukken.
Grondbeginselen van de BTW
€ 29,00
De btw is een belasting die belastbare feiten belast. In dit boek worden de begrippen “belastbaar feit” en “opeisbaarheid van de belasting” vanuit een praktisch oogpunt benaderd. De begrippen tijdstip van een handeling, belastbaar feit en opeisbaarheid vormen de ruggengraat van het btw-stelsel. Ook de uitreiking van de factuur als voornaamste btwdocument is gekoppeld aan deze twee begrippen. De lezer begrijpt na het lezen van dit boek de relatie tussen opeisbaarheid van de btw en de factureringsverplichting bij de leverancier of dienstverrichter enerzijds en het ontstaan en de uitoefening van het recht op aftrek bij de medecontractant anderzijds. Ook de problematiek van de voorschotten (aanbetalingen) en de link met de opeisbaarheid komt uitgebreid aan bod.
Stefan Ruysschaert is adviseur bij de FOD Financiën. Hij is o.a. redactielid van Fiscalnet en het Tijdschrift Huur. Hij doceert het vak btw aan de faculteit Economische Wetenschappen van de UGent en is gastdocent aan de Fiscale Hogeschool (Odyssee). Kenmerkend voor zijn boeken en artikelen is de heldere analyse van de btw-vraagstukken.
Stefan Ruysschaert is adviseur bij de FOD Financiën. Hij is o.a. redactielid van Fiscalnet en het Tijdschrift Huur. Hij doceert het vak btw aan de faculteit Economische Wetenschappen van de UGent en is gastdocent aan de Fiscale Hogeschool (Odyssee). Kenmerkend voor zijn boeken en artikelen is de heldere analyse van de btw-vraagstukken.
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Veiligheidscultuur
€ 39,00
Veiligheidscultuur is niet meer weg te denken en wordt steeds belangrijker. Zowel voor de organisaties zelf - een interne motivatie - als door externe druk van opdrachtgevers of wetgever - een externe motivatie - krijgt veiligheidscultuur meer en meer aandacht. Deze evolutie is normaal en evolutief van technische veiligheid, naar managementsystemen om te komen tot veiligheidscultuur. En deze aandacht voor veiligheidscultuur zal niet meer verminderen in de toekomst, integendeel.Vandaar de nood tot dit boek. Eerst wordt veiligheidscultuur gekaderd en daarna wordt de relatie gelegd tussen veiligheidscultuur en veilig gedrag. De beoordeling van de veiligheidscultuur in organisaties wordt beschreven aan de hand van de veiligheidscultuurchecklist VCC. De veiligheidscultuurchecklist VCC is een nieuw instrument om de veiligheidscultuur en veilig gedrag te beoordelen. De veiligheidscultuurchecklist is analoog aan de structuur van de ISO-managementsysteemnormen en de Veiligheidschecklist Aannemers (VCC*, VCC** en VCC P-HRO). Gezien het kaderen van de veiligheidscultuur in organisaties altijd al moeilijk was, is het auditeren of diagnosticeren ervan nog moeilijker. Maar het is niet omdat het moeilijk is, dat we hier niet hebben geprobeerd om de lezer meer duidelijkheid en meer duiding te geven over zowel veiligheidscultuur als het auditeren ervan.
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Veiligheidscultuur
€ 39,00
Veiligheidscultuur is niet meer weg te denken en wordt steeds belangrijker. Zowel voor de organisaties zelf - een interne motivatie - als door externe druk van opdrachtgevers of wetgever - een externe motivatie - krijgt veiligheidscultuur meer en meer aandacht. Deze evolutie is normaal en evolutief van technische veiligheid, naar managementsystemen om te komen tot veiligheidscultuur. En deze aandacht voor veiligheidscultuur zal niet meer verminderen in de toekomst, integendeel.Vandaar de nood tot dit boek. Eerst wordt veiligheidscultuur gekaderd en daarna wordt de relatie gelegd tussen veiligheidscultuur en veilig gedrag. De beoordeling van de veiligheidscultuur in organisaties wordt beschreven aan de hand van de veiligheidscultuurchecklist VCC. De veiligheidscultuurchecklist VCC is een nieuw instrument om de veiligheidscultuur en veilig gedrag te beoordelen. De veiligheidscultuurchecklist is analoog aan de structuur van de ISO-managementsysteemnormen en de Veiligheidschecklist Aannemers (VCC*, VCC** en VCC P-HRO). Gezien het kaderen van de veiligheidscultuur in organisaties altijd al moeilijk was, is het auditeren of diagnosticeren ervan nog moeilijker. Maar het is niet omdat het moeilijk is, dat we hier niet hebben geprobeerd om de lezer meer duidelijkheid en meer duiding te geven over zowel veiligheidscultuur als het auditeren ervan.
Purpose in organizations
€ 29,95
The author has studied the meaning of ‘Purpose’ in organizations and what constitutesit. Starting from the most eye-catching actors - the employee, the leader or theorganization itself - it covers in depth the different angles. The question is whether thiscan only be an individual matter valid for the employees, or perhaps that this ‘purpose’is dominated by the influence of the leader of the organization. And also, how theorganization itself is influenced or influences.
That these aspects play a crucial role in organizations is not a gratuitous objection. Ithas to be taken seriously because there is a lot at stake. Namely the motivation anddrive of employees, and at times, of the entire organization. This book recognizes thisby sharply confirming the possibility of burn-out if Purpose is missing, or if the Storyof the organization is not (anymore) present.
The author has not taken it lightly and has extensively surveyed the terrain. This bothfrom current management literature and from his own experience as a consultant andorganizational expert. As an extra, this book offers references to practical examplesand a useful model of how to diagnose and culture Purpose in organizations.
That these aspects play a crucial role in organizations is not a gratuitous objection. Ithas to be taken seriously because there is a lot at stake. Namely the motivation anddrive of employees, and at times, of the entire organization. This book recognizes thisby sharply confirming the possibility of burn-out if Purpose is missing, or if the Storyof the organization is not (anymore) present.
The author has not taken it lightly and has extensively surveyed the terrain. This bothfrom current management literature and from his own experience as a consultant andorganizational expert. As an extra, this book offers references to practical examplesand a useful model of how to diagnose and culture Purpose in organizations.
Purpose in organizations
€ 29,95
The author has studied the meaning of ‘Purpose’ in organizations and what constitutesit. Starting from the most eye-catching actors - the employee, the leader or theorganization itself - it covers in depth the different angles. The question is whether thiscan only be an individual matter valid for the employees, or perhaps that this ‘purpose’is dominated by the influence of the leader of the organization. And also, how theorganization itself is influenced or influences.
That these aspects play a crucial role in organizations is not a gratuitous objection. Ithas to be taken seriously because there is a lot at stake. Namely the motivation anddrive of employees, and at times, of the entire organization. This book recognizes thisby sharply confirming the possibility of burn-out if Purpose is missing, or if the Storyof the organization is not (anymore) present.
The author has not taken it lightly and has extensively surveyed the terrain. This bothfrom current management literature and from his own experience as a consultant andorganizational expert. As an extra, this book offers references to practical examplesand a useful model of how to diagnose and culture Purpose in organizations.
That these aspects play a crucial role in organizations is not a gratuitous objection. Ithas to be taken seriously because there is a lot at stake. Namely the motivation anddrive of employees, and at times, of the entire organization. This book recognizes thisby sharply confirming the possibility of burn-out if Purpose is missing, or if the Storyof the organization is not (anymore) present.
The author has not taken it lightly and has extensively surveyed the terrain. This bothfrom current management literature and from his own experience as a consultant andorganizational expert. As an extra, this book offers references to practical examplesand a useful model of how to diagnose and culture Purpose in organizations.
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Zorg(e)loze jeugd
€ 35,00
Een zorg(e)loze jeugd verwijst naar jongeren die zich ontworstelen aan de zorg die eigenlijk nog niet gemist kan worden. Centraal in dit onderzoek staan transitiejongeren. Dit zijn jongmeerderjarige residentiële zorgverlaters met complexe en meervoudige problemen, bij wie in verband met het onttrekken aan zorg de dringende noodzaak wordt gevoeld door hulpverleners om (ook) na het bereiken van de meerderjarigheid en na het vertrek uit de residentiële jeugdhulpverlening, zorg te verlenen. Een juridische grondslag voor voortgezette gedwongen bescherming wordt verondersteld noodzakelijk te zijn, maar deze is er momenteel niet of nauwelijks vanwege - onder meer - de beperkte mogelijkheden in het jeugdbeschermingsrecht. Bijzonder aan dit proefschrift is dat de problematiek is onderzocht vanuit verschillende perspectieven. Naast een rechtswetenschappelijke analyse, bestaat het onderzoek uit een sociaalwetenschappelijke en medisch-wetenschappelijke analyse van transitieproblematiek. Vanuit de verbinding tussen deze wetenschappen is de onderzoeker tot conclusies gekomen. Dit boek is bedoeld voor professionals die vanuit de academie of de praktijk betrokken zijn bij de (al dan niet gedwongen) residentiële of andere jeugdhulpverlening voor jongeren met complexe meervoudige problemen.
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Zorg(e)loze jeugd
€ 35,00
Een zorg(e)loze jeugd verwijst naar jongeren die zich ontworstelen aan de zorg die eigenlijk nog niet gemist kan worden. Centraal in dit onderzoek staan transitiejongeren. Dit zijn jongmeerderjarige residentiële zorgverlaters met complexe en meervoudige problemen, bij wie in verband met het onttrekken aan zorg de dringende noodzaak wordt gevoeld door hulpverleners om (ook) na het bereiken van de meerderjarigheid en na het vertrek uit de residentiële jeugdhulpverlening, zorg te verlenen. Een juridische grondslag voor voortgezette gedwongen bescherming wordt verondersteld noodzakelijk te zijn, maar deze is er momenteel niet of nauwelijks vanwege - onder meer - de beperkte mogelijkheden in het jeugdbeschermingsrecht. Bijzonder aan dit proefschrift is dat de problematiek is onderzocht vanuit verschillende perspectieven. Naast een rechtswetenschappelijke analyse, bestaat het onderzoek uit een sociaalwetenschappelijke en medisch-wetenschappelijke analyse van transitieproblematiek. Vanuit de verbinding tussen deze wetenschappen is de onderzoeker tot conclusies gekomen. Dit boek is bedoeld voor professionals die vanuit de academie of de praktijk betrokken zijn bij de (al dan niet gedwongen) residentiële of andere jeugdhulpverlening voor jongeren met complexe meervoudige problemen.
RIDP2018Vol89/issue2- International and Transitional Criminal Justice & Human Rights Essays
€ 40,00
A quarter-century ago, the ‘short twentieth century’ came to an end, marked by the fall of the Berlin Wall and the breakup of Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union. International criminal justice awakened from its post-Nuremberg hibernation. In the ensuing decades, a multitude of international criminal tribunals was established as well as unprecedented initiatives at the national and regional levels. This movement for justice and accountability transformed the protection of human rights.
Cherif Bassiouni was at the centre of this process from its beginning until his passing, in September 2017, and has been absolutely instrumental in its origins. From the beginning of his career, he brought oxygen to the embers of the post-Second World War initiatives. He linked them to more contemporary issues, such as the struggle against apartheid in South Africa and the campaign for new standards and instruments to address issues such as torture. Through the International Institute for Higher Studies in Criminal Sciences, now renamed the Siracusa International Institute for Criminal Justice and Human Rights, Cherif Bassiouni regularly assembled experts, practitioners, international officials and public intellectuals in the promotion of law and policy. He was also President of the International Association of Penal Law (IAPL-AIDP) for fifteen years.
In September 2018, colleagues and friends of Cherif Bassiouni assembled for a high-level academic conference in Siracusa, organised around themes central in his massive oeuvre: international and transitional criminal justice and human rights. The chapters in this humble volume provide a written record of the conference, in recognition, honour and memory of his legacy.
Cherif Bassiouni was at the centre of this process from its beginning until his passing, in September 2017, and has been absolutely instrumental in its origins. From the beginning of his career, he brought oxygen to the embers of the post-Second World War initiatives. He linked them to more contemporary issues, such as the struggle against apartheid in South Africa and the campaign for new standards and instruments to address issues such as torture. Through the International Institute for Higher Studies in Criminal Sciences, now renamed the Siracusa International Institute for Criminal Justice and Human Rights, Cherif Bassiouni regularly assembled experts, practitioners, international officials and public intellectuals in the promotion of law and policy. He was also President of the International Association of Penal Law (IAPL-AIDP) for fifteen years.
In September 2018, colleagues and friends of Cherif Bassiouni assembled for a high-level academic conference in Siracusa, organised around themes central in his massive oeuvre: international and transitional criminal justice and human rights. The chapters in this humble volume provide a written record of the conference, in recognition, honour and memory of his legacy.
RIDP2018Vol89/issue2- International and Transitional Criminal Justice & Human Rights Essays
€ 40,00
A quarter-century ago, the ‘short twentieth century’ came to an end, marked by the fall of the Berlin Wall and the breakup of Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union. International criminal justice awakened from its post-Nuremberg hibernation. In the ensuing decades, a multitude of international criminal tribunals was established as well as unprecedented initiatives at the national and regional levels. This movement for justice and accountability transformed the protection of human rights.
Cherif Bassiouni was at the centre of this process from its beginning until his passing, in September 2017, and has been absolutely instrumental in its origins. From the beginning of his career, he brought oxygen to the embers of the post-Second World War initiatives. He linked them to more contemporary issues, such as the struggle against apartheid in South Africa and the campaign for new standards and instruments to address issues such as torture. Through the International Institute for Higher Studies in Criminal Sciences, now renamed the Siracusa International Institute for Criminal Justice and Human Rights, Cherif Bassiouni regularly assembled experts, practitioners, international officials and public intellectuals in the promotion of law and policy. He was also President of the International Association of Penal Law (IAPL-AIDP) for fifteen years.
In September 2018, colleagues and friends of Cherif Bassiouni assembled for a high-level academic conference in Siracusa, organised around themes central in his massive oeuvre: international and transitional criminal justice and human rights. The chapters in this humble volume provide a written record of the conference, in recognition, honour and memory of his legacy.
Cherif Bassiouni was at the centre of this process from its beginning until his passing, in September 2017, and has been absolutely instrumental in its origins. From the beginning of his career, he brought oxygen to the embers of the post-Second World War initiatives. He linked them to more contemporary issues, such as the struggle against apartheid in South Africa and the campaign for new standards and instruments to address issues such as torture. Through the International Institute for Higher Studies in Criminal Sciences, now renamed the Siracusa International Institute for Criminal Justice and Human Rights, Cherif Bassiouni regularly assembled experts, practitioners, international officials and public intellectuals in the promotion of law and policy. He was also President of the International Association of Penal Law (IAPL-AIDP) for fifteen years.
In September 2018, colleagues and friends of Cherif Bassiouni assembled for a high-level academic conference in Siracusa, organised around themes central in his massive oeuvre: international and transitional criminal justice and human rights. The chapters in this humble volume provide a written record of the conference, in recognition, honour and memory of his legacy.
RIDP2018Vol89/issue1- The Role of Corporations in Criminal Justice
€ 70,00
The role of corporations in criminal justice is expanding, both in a purely business context and beyond. Corporations may be suspected or accused of criminal or quasi-criminal wrongdoing; they may be required to produce information and evidence in furtherance of a criminal case, or be compelled to send a witness to trial; they may be the victim of crimes; and they may perform or assist with criminal investigations. This issue addresses these distinct roles of corporations in modern criminal justice, with a particular focus on the framework for prosecuting corporations, on double jeopardy protections, on internal investigations and compliance programs.
This volume brings together major contributions to the 5th AIDP Symposium for Young Penalists (Freiburg, 22nd-23rd June 2018), organised by the AIDP Young Penalists Committee in collaboration with the German AIDP national group and the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law. It sets a milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’.
This volume brings together major contributions to the 5th AIDP Symposium for Young Penalists (Freiburg, 22nd-23rd June 2018), organised by the AIDP Young Penalists Committee in collaboration with the German AIDP national group and the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law. It sets a milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’.
RIDP2018Vol89/issue1- The Role of Corporations in Criminal Justice
€ 70,00
The role of corporations in criminal justice is expanding, both in a purely business context and beyond. Corporations may be suspected or accused of criminal or quasi-criminal wrongdoing; they may be required to produce information and evidence in furtherance of a criminal case, or be compelled to send a witness to trial; they may be the victim of crimes; and they may perform or assist with criminal investigations. This issue addresses these distinct roles of corporations in modern criminal justice, with a particular focus on the framework for prosecuting corporations, on double jeopardy protections, on internal investigations and compliance programs.
This volume brings together major contributions to the 5th AIDP Symposium for Young Penalists (Freiburg, 22nd-23rd June 2018), organised by the AIDP Young Penalists Committee in collaboration with the German AIDP national group and the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law. It sets a milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’.
This volume brings together major contributions to the 5th AIDP Symposium for Young Penalists (Freiburg, 22nd-23rd June 2018), organised by the AIDP Young Penalists Committee in collaboration with the German AIDP national group and the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law. It sets a milestone on the way to the 20th AIDP World Congress dedicated to ‘Criminal Justice and Corporate Business’.