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Prozessuale Verteidigung Durch Geheimnisverrat: Zur Rechtfertigung Des Beschuldigten 'Berufsgeheimnispflichtigen' (Gem. 203 Abs. 1 Stgb) Bei Offenbarungen Zu Lasten Unbeteiligter Geheimnistrager
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Prozessuale Verteidigung Durch Geheimnisverrat: Zur Rechtfertigung Des Beschuldigten ‘Berufsgeheimnispflichtigen’ (Gem. 203 Abs. 1 Stgb) Bei Offenbarungen Zu Lasten Unbeteiligter Geheimnistrager

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The justification of doctors, lawyers etc. who breach professional secrecy ( 203 StGB) for the purpose of their adequate defense in court is long - since being treated as a given by german jurisprudence and jurisdiction. This thesis provides a critical analysis of this position for cases in which secrets of uninvolved parties are disclosed by the statement of the defendant. Based on a legal theory rooted in Habermas’ Diskurstheorie , the author discusses (i.a.) the fundamentals of the theory of legally protected interests ( Rechtsguterschutz ), the history of german professional secrecy laws, the scope of legal protection offered by 203 StGB, the theoretical legitimation of legal justification in cases of emergency (Notstand, 34 StGB) and the problem of unwritten legal justifications . The thesis gives both legal scholars and practising lawyers reason to challenge the traditional doctrine.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft
Country
Germany
Date
21 January 2016
Pages
514
ISBN
9783848724345

The justification of doctors, lawyers etc. who breach professional secrecy ( 203 StGB) for the purpose of their adequate defense in court is long - since being treated as a given by german jurisprudence and jurisdiction. This thesis provides a critical analysis of this position for cases in which secrets of uninvolved parties are disclosed by the statement of the defendant. Based on a legal theory rooted in Habermas’ Diskurstheorie , the author discusses (i.a.) the fundamentals of the theory of legally protected interests ( Rechtsguterschutz ), the history of german professional secrecy laws, the scope of legal protection offered by 203 StGB, the theoretical legitimation of legal justification in cases of emergency (Notstand, 34 StGB) and the problem of unwritten legal justifications . The thesis gives both legal scholars and practising lawyers reason to challenge the traditional doctrine.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft
Country
Germany
Date
21 January 2016
Pages
514
ISBN
9783848724345