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Indirect Interventions in Fundamental Rights by Deterrence?

Indirect Interventions in Fundamental Rights by Deterrence?

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Oermann, M.; Staben, J. (2013): Mittelbare Grundrechtseingriffe durch Abschreckung? Zur grundrechtlichen Bewertung polizeilicher „Online-Streifen“ und „Online-Ermittlungen“ in sozialen Netzwerken [Indirect Interventions in Fundamental Rights by Deterrence? On the Evaluation of Fundamental Rights of Police Patrols and Investigations Online]. In: Der Staat – Zeitschrift für Staatslehre, Öffentliches Recht und Verfassungsgeschichte, 52(4), pp. 630-661.

Indirect Interventions in Fundamental Rights by Deterrence?

Verlagsinformation

Oermann, M.; Staben, J. (2013): Mittelbare Grundrechtseingriffe durch Abschreckung? Zur grundrechtlichen Bewertung polizeilicher „Online-Streifen“ und „Online-Ermittlungen“ in sozialen Netzwerken [Indirect Interventions in Fundamental Rights by Deterrence? On the Evaluation of Fundamental Rights of Police Patrols and Investigations Online]. In: Der Staat – Zeitschrift für Staatslehre, Öffentliches Recht und Verfassungsgeschichte, 52(4), pp. 630-661.

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Dr. Markus Oermann

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2013

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