CF Müller Verlag
| CF Müller | |
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| legal form | GmbH |
| founding | 1797 as a publisher, 2014 as a GmbH |
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Heidelberg , Germany
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| Website | www.cfmueller.de |
The CF Mueller publishing comes from the in 1797 by Christian Friedrich Müller in Karlsruhe based CF Muller Hofbuchdruckerei . This makes him one of the oldest German publishers, which published important pieces of legislation such as the famous Code Napoléon (1809) at an early stage . In addition to Kriminalistik Verlag, CF Müller is a brand of CF Müller GmbH based in Heidelberg . CF Müller's legal literature focuses on legal education, legal science and legal and tax practice.
The main focus in the area of legal practice is on commercial and tax law, criminal law, commercial criminal law and medical law. In these areas, the publisher's program offers commentaries such as the “Heidelberg Comments” series, practical handbooks such as the “Practice of Criminal Defense” series, and magazines such as the magazine for commercial and tax criminal law “wistra” and the magazine for medical criminal law “medstra”. Major comments such as “Kirchhof / Söhn / Mellinghoff, Income Tax Act”, classic handbooks such as “Böhme / Biela, motor vehicle liability claims” or working aids such as “Höver, fee tables” are among the legal standard works. The manual of justice published by the German Association of Judges as the “who is who” of the German justice system is also published by CF Müller.
For legal training, CF Müller publishes specialist literature for all phases of law studies : starting with the "start in the legal field", through to accompanying lectures and deepening the material with the well-known "blue books" from the focus series "compulsory subject", "focus area" and "written exam" up to preparation for the 1st state examination with the series “Unirep Jura”. The program is supplemented by series such as “Case Training”, the scripts from “JURIQ Success Training” and the handy collections of laws from the “Textbook German Law” series. The "Legal clerkship" series accompanies legal trainees through their training stations for the 2nd state examination. In addition to e-books and databases, the publisher also offers an online platform for law students at www.cfmueller-campus.de.
The thematic focus of the area of legal science is state and constitutional law with the Bonn Commentary on the Basic Law, the reference work of the case law of the Federal Constitutional Court and scientific edition series such as B. the manual of constitutional law, the manual of fundamental rights in Germany and Europe and the manual of criminal law. The most important journals in the scientific field include Goltdammer's Archive for Criminal Law and the Zeitschrift für Gesetzgebung ZG.
History of origin
When the trained bookbinder Christian Friedrich Müller tried to gain a foothold commercially in Karlsruhe in 1797, he encountered resistance. On January 2, 1797, the long-established booksellers turned to their prince and demanded the “most gracious rejection of Müller's request to set up a bookstore”. In conversations and letters, Christian Friedrich Müller succeeds in repeatedly pointing out the relationships he had established during his wandering years and thus seems to arouse the interest of the Karlsruhe court, which is in need of expansion. On September 1, 1797, he was given official permission to set up a bookstore, and on December 20, 1797, he was granted the privilege to set up a printing house. From now on Müller publishes important pieces of legislation.
1986 CF Müller Verlag is taken over by the Dr. Alfred Hüthig took over and relocated to Heidelberg. Through the merger of the law / economics / taxes division of the Hüthig publishers with the Munich Jura publishing house Jehle Rehm, CF Müller becomes a publishing brand of the Hüthig Jehle Rehm publishing group . In 2014, CF Müller finally became a brand of the spin-off CF Müller GmbH, which has belonged to the Otto Schmidt publishing group since 2020.
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Individual evidence
- ↑ Jutta Stehle: From bookbinding to publishing house - Christian Friedrich Müller: The development of his company