Sentencing : intensive course

2005·0.16 MB·English

by  Curtis, Dennis

SENTENCING
INTENSIVE COURSE
SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIALS
VOLUME II
Distinguished Visiting Professor Dennis Curtis
Faculty of Law
University of Toronto
Winter 2005
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SENTENCING
INTENSIVE COURSE
SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIALS
VOLUME II
Distinguished Visiting Professor Dennis Curtis
Faculty of Law
University of Toronto
Winter 2005
Frank Meyer Fall Term 2004
List of Contents
Introduction.3
Part 1.5
I. The 1. Track - Punishment.7
1. Incarceration.7
a) General.7
b) Parole.8
c) Probation.9
2. Fine.11
3. Abolished main sentences.12
II. The 2. Track - Rehabilitation and Security Measures.14
III. Further Consequences.17
IV. A Third Track?.19
V. Juvenile Offenders.20
VI. Section 46 StGB.22
Part 2.24
I. Preliminary Investigation (Ermittlungsverfahren).25
II. Interim Proceedings (Zwischenverfahren).28
III. Main Proceedings (Hauptverfahren).29
1. Course of Main Proceedings.30
2. Evidence... 32
Part 3.33
I. Multiple Counts (Konkurrenzen).33
II. Range of Punishment.35
1. Determination and Shifts of the Range of Punishment according to the Special Part of
the Penal Code.35
2. Shifts of the Range of Punishment according to the General Part of the Penal Code.. 38
III. Exercise of Judicial Discretion.40
1. Defining the Guilt related Margin (Spielraum).40
2. Preventive Aspects.41
IV. Appellate Review.42
Part 4.45
I. The Ascent of Plea Bargaining.45
II. The Federal Court of Justice’s Guidelines for Plea Negotiations.47
III. The Current Appearance of Deals in German Criminal Trials.48
Part 5.51
Conclusion.54
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