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[Blood alcohol value and responsibility in the jurisdiction of the German Federal Court].

Name: [Blood alcohol value and responsibility in the jurisdiction of the German Federal Court].
Creator: J, von Gerlach
Keywords: 03 medical and health sciences, 0302 clinical medicine, Ethanol, Criminal Law, Germany, Humans, 16. Peace & justice, Alcoholic Intoxication, Expert Testimony

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 10 Jan 1991 German Journal:Blutalkohol, volume 27 (issn: 0006-5250,

Authors: J, von Gerlach;

pmid: 2244995

[Blood alcohol value and responsibility in the jurisdiction of the German Federal Court].

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Abstract

The author shows, what effect as a circumstantial evidence the ascertained or the possible blood alcohol concentration has in the jurisdiction of the Federal Court as far as the responsibility is to be judged on. He thinks, that the dispute, which seemed to be at hand between the decisions of the 1. and 4. penal senate, is not to be noticed. According to his opinion the blood alcohol concentration has an outstanding importance for the jurisdiction on the responsibility.

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Ethanol, Criminal Law, Germany, Humans, Alcoholic Intoxication, Expert Testimony

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