1955
DOI: 10.1515/zstw.1955.67.2.196
|View full text |Cite
|
Sign up to set email alerts
|

Die Regelung von Vorsatz und Irrtum im Strafrecht als legislatorisches Problem

Abstract: Schon in meinem Gutachten für das Bundes Justizministerium 1 ) hatte ich die gesetzgeberische Aufgabe angedeutet, die nach meiner Ansicht bei so grundlegenden Fragen wie der Regelung von Vorsatz und Irrtum im Straf recht gestellt ist. Darum kann ich mich hier damit begnügen, diese Aufgabe mit den Worten Radbruchs zu umreißen, die er der Begründung des Entwurfs 1922 beigefügt hatte: »Der Entwurf hat sich auf die Bestimmung über den Irrtum beschränkt, also darauf, zu sagen, wann Vorsatz nicht vorliege, dagegen p… Show more

Help me understand this report

Search citation statements

Order By: Relevance

Paper Sections

Select...
1
1

Citation Types

0
1
0
1

Year Published

1997
1997
2023
2023

Publication Types

Select...
3
3

Relationship

0
6

Authors

Journals

citations
Cited by 7 publications
(2 citation statements)
references
References 0 publications
0
1
0
1
Order By: Relevance
“…Fletcher 1993, 178) 26 . Justifications are answers called for only when there is some objection to what an agent may have done, which means that justified conduct, although not permissible, remains in some sense objectionable (see Gardner 1996, 107–8) 27 —and to ignore it would be, in Hans Welzel's example, to ignore the difference between killing a fly and killing a man in self‐defence (see Welzel 1955, 211) 28 . An adequate characterization of justifications would then have to treat them as defences which, if valid, subtract an agent from the punitive consequences which would otherwise follow the commission of a legally defined offence.…”
Section: Criminal Law: Defeat and Defencesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fletcher 1993, 178) 26 . Justifications are answers called for only when there is some objection to what an agent may have done, which means that justified conduct, although not permissible, remains in some sense objectionable (see Gardner 1996, 107–8) 27 —and to ignore it would be, in Hans Welzel's example, to ignore the difference between killing a fly and killing a man in self‐defence (see Welzel 1955, 211) 28 . An adequate characterization of justifications would then have to treat them as defences which, if valid, subtract an agent from the punitive consequences which would otherwise follow the commission of a legally defined offence.…”
Section: Criminal Law: Defeat and Defencesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pero eso supondría, entre otras cosas, reformular (1) como un enunciado acerca del deber de no donar, lo que haría más destacable el punto que acabo de exponer sobre la plausibilidad de entender el artículo cuarto a) de la Ley 30/1979 de esa manera). 18 Que la distinción es jurídica y dogmáticamente relevante es el punto principal de la famosa comparación de Welzel entre matar a un mosquito, por un lado, y matar a una persona en defensa propia: véase Welzel (1955, p. 211) y Welzel (1969.…”
Section: El Caso Noara Y El Modelo Del Silogismo Judicialunclassified