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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 06 March 2019
1 Cf. for methodological orientation: Robert Alexy and Ralf Dreier, Statutory Interpretation in the Federal Republic of Germany, in D.N. MacCormick / R.S. Summers, eds, Interpreting Statutes: A Comparative Study, 73, 121 (Dartmouth: Aldershot 1991).Google Scholar
2 Cf. Nigel Foster & Satish Sule, German Legal System and Laws, 3rd. ed., 4 (Oxford University Press, 2002). Google Scholar
3 With its central code, the Basic Law (Grundgesetz).Google Scholar
4 With its code, the German Criminal Code (Strafgesetzbuch).Google Scholar
5 With its central code, the German Civil Code (Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch).Google Scholar
6 Recently Volker Krey presented a bilingual textbook for German Criminal law: Volker Krey, German Criminal Law, General Part, Textbook in German and English, Volume I: Basics, (Kohlhammer Studienbücher Rechtswissenschaft, Stuttgart, 2002). The book will be reviewed in German Law Journal this year.Google Scholar
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11 Cf. Foster, supra at note 2, 40. For further reading see Robert Alexy and Ralf Dreier, Precedent in the Federal Republic of Germany, in D.N. MacCormick and R.S. Summers eds., Interpreting Precedents. A Comparative Study, 17, 64, (Dartmouth: Aldershot 1997).Google Scholar
12 See generally Foster, supra at note 2, 42.Google Scholar
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