Das Volks-Rechts Bewusstsein Der Gegenwart Uber Bestrafung Der Verbrecher [German]

Das Volks-Rechts Bewusstsein Der Gegenwart ber Bestrafung Der Verbrecher (The People's Legal Consciousness of the Present Regarding the Punishment of Criminals) explores the prevailing sentiments and understanding of justice concerning the punishment of criminals. Written by Wilhelm M ller in 1865, this book delves into the legal consciousness of the time, examining the societal views and attitudes toward crime and its consequences.

M ller's work offers valuable insights into the historical perspectives on law and punishment during the 19th century in Germany. It is a significant resource for scholars and researchers interested in legal history, criminology, and the evolution of social attitudes toward justice.

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