Rechtsphilosophie und Strafrecht in Deutschland und Korea

The title of this book gives the impression that it is a question of comparative work. But the focus is more on the pure-right-theoretical interest. From this point of view, the work presented here - 6 legal philosophical and 6 criminal-law - can be divided into three parts. At the center of the first part is the legal philosophical thought of certain legal philosophers, such as Hans Welzel and Arthur Kaufmann, or the basic principle of criminal law, such as the principle of legal interest or the principle of liability. This also includes an analysis of the structure of the responsibility of the modern risk society or the term with past in the criminal law. The second part concerns the historical process of the reception of German criminal law. The question of the method of legal reasoning in Korea should also be included in this context. Finally, the third topic complex deals with dogmatical problems. 1) the relationship between law and morality in Korean criminal law, 2) the topic of the ignorance of law and 3) the problem of passive euthanasia in a recent judgment.