Die Selbstbestimmung von Menschen mit Behinderungen im Bereich Wohnen ist durch Behindertenrechtskonvention und Bundesverfassung gewährleistet. Einem selbstbestimmten Leben
stehen aber nach wie vor Hindernisse wie bspw. fehlende Unterstützungsdienste im Weg. [...]
Criminal Justice Review, Ahead of Print. This study examines whether views of the police in Chicago were altered by the pandemic and the release of a video depicting George
Floyd's murder. Panel data analysis is used to examine over six years of monthly survey data tabulated by the Chicago Police Department's private partner and made [...]
Criminal Justice and Behavior, Ahead of Print. This study investigated longitudinal networks of risk and protective factors and treatment motivation among forensic psychiatric
patients (FPPs) with and without substance use disorder (SUD) at admission (T1) and unconditional release (T2). [...]
The growing prevalence and magnitude of climate-related natural disasters are perpetuating a climate debt trap in which recovery costs compound over time, progressively eroding
the capacity of governments to obtain financing to respond to them. How can countries participating in global financial markets respond? This article focuses on natural [...]
The article identifies the most important legal challenges related to new technologies on the basis of the existing case law of the Court of Justice. The author analyses how
these experiences make us re-examine established legal concepts. The discussion focuses on issues such as the principle of territoriality, the protection of personal [...]
I offer this essay not as a “reply to my critics,” but as a contribution to a conversation about the rule of law to which they have richly contributed. After a brief outline
of key features of Law’s Rule, it considers whether it is committed to a “thin” or “thick” concept of the rule of law. [...]
For the purposes of granting a plant variety patent, the requirement of novelty is not lost as a result of mere disclosure (i.e. the accessibility of the invention to an indefinite
number of persons who are in the position to learn its essential and characteristic elements, so that they can reproduce it; here: resulting from the granting of [...]
Feminist Criminology, Ahead of Print. The current study examines the intersections between disability, gender identity, and sexual orientation in relation to the perceived
threat of hate crimes against these identities. Results based on a purposive sample of 1824 adults recruited from Amazon’s Mechanical Turk show that persons with [...]
Common Law World Review, Ahead of Print. This paper argues that cryptocurrency, including cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, should be understood as qualified property. We build
up support for this claim in three stages: first, we outline the diversity of cryptocurrencies, a diversity which is underappreciated in the current literature. [...]
