Law in Times of Crisis.

I. Constitutional Law and Legal Theory
Daphne Barak-Erez
Reparations for Holocaust Survivors - Searching for Justice in Israel and Germany
Leandro Dias and Ezequiel Heffes
New Typologies of Non-International Armed Conflict? An Analysis of Article 8(2)(f) of the Rome Statute
Avigdor Klagsbald
Justice Danziger's Judgment on the Boycott Law. H.C.J. 5239/11 Uri Avneri v. The Knesset (Reported in Nevo, 15 April 2015)
Karl Kreuzer
Is Islamic Shariah Law Applicable under German Constitutional Law?
Clemens Lückemann
Large-Scale Disasters in Germany and Israel
Yoram Rabin and Alon Rodas
The Role of the State Comptroller of Israel in Combating Government Corruption and Promoting Moral Integrity
Stefanie Schmahl
Erosion of the Rule of Law: Curtailing the Powers of Constitutional Courts
Kyrill-A. Schwarz
How the Law Deals with Troublemakers
Alex Stein
Probabilism in Legal Interpretation
Christoph Weber and Caroline S. Rapat
Restoring Stolen Dignity. Reappraisal of the National Socialist Unlawful Revocation of Doctoral Degrees at the University of Würzburg

II. Criminal Law and Criminal Justice
Susanne Beck
Criminal Law in Intercultural Dialogue. On the Method of Culture-Based Comparative Criminal Law
Mordechai Kremnitzer and Khalid Ghanayim
On the Elements of the Offence of Homicide with Intention to Facilitate the Commission of Another Offence or Escape Justice, According to Section 301 A(a)(2) of the Israeli Penal Code (Amendment 137, 2019)
Anat Meyassed Cnaan and Talia Eva Goldshtain
Legal Realism and Forensics: Why the Legal System Won't Go All the Way in Limiting Forensic Evidence to its Actual Capacity
Justin Monsenepw
OHADA's Balancing Act Between the Community's Need for a Harmonized Criminal Law and the Member States' Hold on National Sovereignty
Rottem Rosenberg Rubins
Eyewitness Identification in Israel: ATheoretical and Comparative Perspective
Yaniv Vaki
Condign Punishment Appropriate to the Extent of Proof
Brian Valeriu
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