1998
DOI: 10.1515/zstw.1998.110.1.114
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Das neue polnische Strafgesetzbuch von 1997

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“…58 The new Polish Criminal Code states expressly in Article 3 that criminal penalties are not to be imposed which afflict disproportional pain or infringe on the human dignity of the offender. 59 Furthermore, political transition had immediate effects on sentencing philosophies and sentencing goals, moreover, the general understanding of criminal law obviously shifted from the once authoritarian and instrumental view on criminal law towards an understanding of criminal law characterized by the concepts of justice, proportionality, individual guilt and the rule of law. 60 It seems therefore that the crime policy debates preventive ends, in particular deterrence, have received less attention than can be observed today in Western Europe and North-America where instrumental properties of criminal law in some fields are favoured.…”
Section: Normative Demands: Re-designing Sanctioning Systems From Thementioning
confidence: 99%
“…58 The new Polish Criminal Code states expressly in Article 3 that criminal penalties are not to be imposed which afflict disproportional pain or infringe on the human dignity of the offender. 59 Furthermore, political transition had immediate effects on sentencing philosophies and sentencing goals, moreover, the general understanding of criminal law obviously shifted from the once authoritarian and instrumental view on criminal law towards an understanding of criminal law characterized by the concepts of justice, proportionality, individual guilt and the rule of law. 60 It seems therefore that the crime policy debates preventive ends, in particular deterrence, have received less attention than can be observed today in Western Europe and North-America where instrumental properties of criminal law in some fields are favoured.…”
Section: Normative Demands: Re-designing Sanctioning Systems From Thementioning
confidence: 99%