Economy and society: an outline of interpretive sociologyBedminster Press, 1968 - 1469 Seiten |
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... procedure distinguishes be- tween two types of trial : ( 1 ) the trial according to the Offizialmaxime , and ( 2 ) the trial according to the Verhandlungsmaxime . Under ( 1 ) , the trial is domi- nated by the presiding judge whose ...
... procedure distinguishes be- tween two types of trial : ( 1 ) the trial according to the Offizialmaxime , and ( 2 ) the trial according to the Verhandlungsmaxime . Under ( 1 ) , the trial is domi- nated by the presiding judge whose ...
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... procedure were lacking ; arbitration of disputes within the kinship group was an administrative matter . Legal procedure and law in the sense of claims guaranteed by judicial decision and the coercive power attached thereto existed only ...
... procedure were lacking ; arbitration of disputes within the kinship group was an administrative matter . Legal procedure and law in the sense of claims guaranteed by judicial decision and the coercive power attached thereto existed only ...
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... procedure , civil or criminal , is said to be inquisitorial when the ascertainment of the facts is regarded primarily as the task of the judge , while in the so - called adversary procedure the true facts are expected to emerge from the ...
... procedure , civil or criminal , is said to be inquisitorial when the ascertainment of the facts is regarded primarily as the task of the judge , while in the so - called adversary procedure the true facts are expected to emerge from the ...
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VOLUME I | 393 |
VOLUME 3 | 397 |
Religious Groups The Sociology of Religion | 399 |
Urheberrecht | |
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