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CHAPTER I Introduction
SECTION I - HISTORY OF THE GERMAN CRIMINAL LAW1. The earliest known German law made no provision for the State administration of criminal justice. That remained the domain of tribal law, the injured party's family being empowered to deal with the wrongdoer. The Public administration of criminal justice did not become the rule till the 13th century, though in the Frankist kingdom there were some earlier rudimentary attempts at its introduction. The firs...
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