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Wie gestalte ich die Beiratsarbeit?,w situations require new answers. This chapter will take the famous ‘Wolfenden Report’ (1957) as a starting point for reviewing the interaction of criminal law and morality, in the context of the broader relationship between politics, law and morality. Moral laws and civil laws have different limits

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Wie gestalte ich die Beiratsarbeit?,an ethical reproach to the perpetrator. Strong actions imposed by a sovereign have been found since the early states in antiquity. Sin punishment and ethical blame, however, still had been unknown in the criminal law of those times. Then, in the heresy trials of the High and Late Middle Ages, self-u

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,Über die Herstellung des Forschungsfeldes,Antonius Matthaeus II, . (.) of 1644. In Matthaeus’s restatement of criminal law, certain inherent ambiguities of Calvinism become manifest. Matthaeus’s Calvinist conviction becomes particularly evident in contested issues of criminal law. At these places, in discussion with Civil and Canon lawyers,

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,Modellierung eines Wärmenetzes,ute to the moral improvement of people. This article examines the perfectionist arguments of Aristotle, Saint Augustin and Aquinas, as well as John S. Mill’s “harm principle”, a classical reference for anti-perfectionists. It also reconstructs the controversy between Patrick Devlin and H.L.A. Hart o