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Das Volkswahlrecht und der Umgang mit parlamentarischer Korruption in Deutschland

Das Volkswahlrecht und der Umgang mit parlamentarischer Korruption in Deutschland

Year:    2020

Author:    Peters, Kristina

Der Staat, Vol. 59 (2020), Iss. 4 : pp. 513–544

Abstract

The People's Right to Vote and the Handling of Parliamentary Corruption in Germany. A Changeful History

The paper investigates how, as parliamentary structures evolved, the bribery of elected representatives was handled by constitutional and criminal law. On the basis of various historical approaches it is shown that for a long time different legal concepts existed without ever being combined. These circumstances contributed to an inglorious role the bribery of mandate holders took on within the fight against corruption up until the 21st century, a role which can only be fully understood when one traces the developments back to the French Code pénal of 1810. While there was no real progress in criminal law from the mid-19th century on, attempts to take action against bribery in the new parliaments largely took place at the level of constitutional law and its interpretation. At the same time, the question of how to deal with influences on parliamentary activity was closely interwoven with an intensive debate about the granting of diets to members of the Reichstag.

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Journal Article Details

Publisher Name:    Global Science Press

Language:    German

DOI:    https://doi.org/10.3790/staa.59.4.513

Der Staat, Vol. 59 (2020), Iss. 4 : pp. 513–544

Published online:    2020-10

AMS Subject Headings:    Duncker & Humblot

Copyright:    COPYRIGHT: © Global Science Press

Pages:    32

Keywords:    Law Recht Droit

Author Details

Peters, Kristina

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Section Title Page Action Price
Kristina Peters: Das Volkswahlrecht und der Umgang mit Parlamentarischer Korruption in Deutschland. Eine wechselvolle Geschichte 513
Eine wechselvolle Geschichte 513
I. Einleitung 513
II. Kampf der Kulturen – Politische Bestechungsdelikte vor dem Reichsstrafgesetzbuch 514
1. Anfänge einer deutschen Bestechungsdogmatik 514
2. Formulierungen nach dem Vorbild des Code pénal von 1810 517
III. Die Verfassung des Norddeutschen Bundes von 1867 und die Reichsverfassung von 1871 519
IV. § 109 des Reichsstrafgesetzbuchs 513
V. Verfassungsrechtliche Impulse in der Weimarer Republik 513
1. Die Weimarer Reichsverfassung von 1919 513
2. Landesverfassungen 513
VI. 1953 – Die Zäsur 513
VII. 1953–1994: Eine Geschichte des Scheiterns 513
VIII. 1994 – Ein problematischer Neubeginn 514
IX. 2014 – Ein echter Neubeginn? 514
X. Fazit 515