Anton Bauer (legal scholar)

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Portrait around 1830, Anton Bauer

Anton Bauer (born August 16, 1772 in Marburg , † June 1, 1843 in Göttingen ) was a German legal scholar who dealt in particular with the theory of criminal law .

Life

He studied at the Philipps University in Marburg . Since 1793 private lecturer , in 1797 he became professor and assessor of the panel of judges. Transferred to the Georg-August-Universität Göttingen in the same capacity in 1812 , he was often engaged in legislative work. He was rector of the university once in Marburg and three times in Göttingen .

With his principles of criminal trial, he published the first independent textbook on criminal procedure law in 1805, which he had again published in a revised edition over 30 years later.

He dealt with the philosophy of criminal law in his textbook on natural law , later in more detail in the basic lines of philosophical criminal law . Initially a supporter of Feuerbach's "deterrent theory", he later developed his own criminal law theory, the "warning theory". He presented this in 1827 in his textbook on criminal law and deepened it three years later in the book The Warning Theory .

Works

Bauer's grave
  • Principles of the criminal trial , Marburg 1805
  • Textbook of Natural Law , Marburg 1808 (3rd edition Göttingen 1825)
  • Textbook of Napoleonic Civil Law , Marburg 1809, 2nd edition 1812
  • Contributions to the characteristics and criticism of the Code Napoléon , Marburg 1810
  • Basic lines of the philosophical criminal law , Göttingen 1825
  • Textbook of Criminal Law , Göttingen 1827, 2nd edition 1833
  • The warning theory, together with a presentation and assessment of all criminal law theories , Göttingen 1830
  • Criminal Law Cases , 4 volumes, Göttingen 1835–1839
  • Instructions for criminal practice , Göttingen 1837
  • Contributions to German private princely rights , Göttingen 1839
  • Textbook of criminal proceedings , revised version of the principles , Göttingen 1835 (2nd edition by Morstadt, Göttingen 1848)
  • Treatises from criminal law and criminal trial , 3 volumes, Göttingen 1840–1843
  • some writings on the drafts of the Hanoverian Criminal Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure, in the drafting and editing of which he was involved
Editing
GL Böhmer: Principia juris feudalis , 8th edition with notes by Bauer, Göttingen 1819

Individual evidence

  1. Rector's speeches (HKM)

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