Julius Glaser (1831-1885)
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Julius Glaser (1831-1885)

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Die geschichtlichen Grundlagen des neuen deutschen Strafprozessrechts / von Julius Glaser.

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Ueber Friedensgerichte und das Verfahren in geringfügigen Rechtssachen / von Julius Glaser.

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Die Fragenstellung im Schwurgerichtsverfahren : drei Vorträge gehalten am 21. und 28. November und am 5. December 1862 im Wiener Verein zur Uebung Gerichtlicher Beredsamkeit / von Julius Glaser.

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Beiträge zur Reform des österreichischen Civilprocesses nebst anderen kleinen Schriften.

Beiträge zur Reform des österreichischen Civilprocesses nebst anderen kleinen Schriften.

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Abhandlungen aus dem oest. Bd. 1, Strafrecht.

Abhandlungen aus dem oest. Bd. 1, Strafrecht.

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Studien zum Entwurf des österreichischen Strafgesetzes über Verbrechen und Vergehen.

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Bemerkungen über den von Herrn Regierungsrath Benz bearbeiteten Entwurf eines Strafgesetzbuches für den Kanton Zürich.

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Ueber die Aufgabe und Behandlung der Wissenschaft des oest. Strafrechts.

Ueber die Aufgabe und Behandlung der Wissenschaft des oest. Strafrechts.

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