Criminal Law: A Comparative Approach

This comprehensive and comparative analysis of criminal law in the United States and Germany provides a rich understanding of the foundations and central doctrines of both jurisdictions.

With heavily cross-referenced introductions and notes, this book offers a unique opportunity to compare and contrast the two countries' criminal law systems.

Divided into three parts, it covers foundational issues, the general part of the criminal law, and a selection of offenses in the special part.

This is an unparalleled resource for all scholars of criminal law, providing fine-grained analysis of domestic criminal law from a comparative perspective.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of criminal law and its unique features in two major jurisdictions.