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Das Strafbefehlsverfahren ist trotz der Kürze und des Ausnahmecharakters seiner Regelungen in der Praxis von enormer Wichtigkeit. Die den Anklageprozess kennzeichnenden Grundsätze der Mündlichkeit, der Öffentlichkeit und der Gewährung rechtlichen Gehörs sind hier nicht bzw. nur unzulänglich umgesetzt. Wie kam es dazu, dass das Strafbefehlsverfahren trotz der Einführung eines reformierten, auf diesen Grundsätzen beruhenden Strafverfahrens Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts nicht nur Einzug in die deutsche Strafprozessordnung fand, sondern seit dem ständig ausgeweitet wird? Die Arbeit zeigt auf, dass das Strafbefehlsverfahren als ein Kind der Praxis aus einem Kompetenzkonflikt zwischen Polizei und Justiz hervorging, sich dann als integraler Bestandteil des Verfahrensrechts etablierte und schließlich zu einem unverzichtbaren Bestandteil der Strafprozessordnung wurde. Es wird die Entwicklung des Verfahrens beginnend mit dem in Berlin bekannten polizeirechtlichem Mandatsverfahren zu Beginn des 19. Jahrhunderts und endend in den heutigen Tagen dargestellt und bewertet. Die Beweggründe und Argumentationslinien sowohl der am Gesetzgebungsverfahren Beteiligten als auch die der Praxis und der rechtswissenschaftlichen Literatur werden dazu unter - zum Großteil erstmaliger - Auswertung umfassenden Quellenmaterials aufgezeigt.

Criminal procedure --- Criminal law --- History. --- Penalty Order, Criminal Proceeding.

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"The purpose of this study was to examine the self-talk of elite triathletes during acompetition. Furthermore, we wanted to investigate possible differences in content and frequencyin self-talk during a triathlon competition among elite and club triathletes. Participantswere ten members of the Norwegian triathlon national team as well as ten triathletescompeting at Norwegian club level. The competition consisted of an indoor sprint-distance triathlon (a 750 m pool swim leg, a 20 km ergometer cycling leg, and a 5 km treadmill run leg).Self-talk content and frequency were measured using a Norwegian version of the AutomaticSelf-Talk Questionnaire for Sports (ASTQS). Overall, results showed that all athletes reportedmore positive than negative self-talk during competition. Moreover, elite athletes reportedmore confidence-inducing self-talk compared to the club level athletes during the swim. Thefindings also indicated that elite athletes were more able than club athletes to maintain higherlevels of positive self-talk during the latter stages of the competition (5 km run). This tendencywas reversed regarding negative self-talk. Elite athletes reported less negative self-talk comparedto club level athletes towards the end of the competition."

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Capital punishment --- Abolition of capital punishment --- Death penalty --- Death sentence --- Criminal law --- Punishment --- Executions and executioners

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Part I: Issues and Methods. 1. Asia and the Future of Capital Punishment. 2. Varieties of Capital Punishment in Contemporary Part II: National Profiles. 3. Development without Abolition: Japan in the 21st Century. 4. A Lesson Learned: Capital Punishment in the Philippines. 5. The Vanguard: The Death Penalty and Political Change in South Korea. 6. The Other China: Capital Punishment in Taiwan. 7. The Political Origins of Chinese Death Penalty Exceptionalism. Part III: Lessons and Prospects. 8. Lessons from Asia. 9. The Pace of Change in Asia. Appendix A: Capital Punishment in the Hermit Kingdom

Capital punishment --- Abolition of capital punishment --- Death penalty --- Death sentence --- Criminal law --- Punishment --- Executions and executioners

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Collecting work by several notable scholars, this book explains why the US still clings to capital punishment long after other democratic nations have abandoned it. It also exhibits a new way of thinking about state killing that goes beyond abstract moral argument and narrow policy debate to assess its impact on our legal system, its powerful symbolic appeal, and its place in today's ""culture wars.""

Capital punishment --- Abolition of capital punishment --- Death penalty --- Death sentence --- Criminal law --- Punishment --- Executions and executioners