Gerhard Hager
Gerhard Hager (born September 26, 1942 in Vienna ) is an Austrian politician and lawyer .
Life
Hager was born the nephew of the adventurer Gustav Krist. He attended elementary school in the Hegelgasse teacher training institute in Vienna, then until 1960 the humanistic grammar school in Zirkusgasse, where he passed his Matura with distinction.
After studying law at the University of Vienna he has a career in the judiciary taken that it to the Supreme Court brought: On 1 January 1991 he became a Councilor of the Supreme Court appointed. In May 1994 he was given the professional title of Professor by the Austrian Federal President Thomas Klestil .
On 13 October 1996 he was a candidate of the Freedom Party to deputies in the European Parliament voted, of which he was of 11 November 1996 to 19 July of 2004. As a member of the European Parliament, by virtue of the constitution (Art. 23 b, para. 3 B-VG ), he was decommissioned as a judge for the duration of the legislative period . His main political task for the FPÖ in the European Parliament was the processing of all legal reports and the participation in the legal committee and in the committee for constitutional questions .
In addition to his full-time work, he dealt with the training of trainee lawyers in criminal law , taught medically relevant criminal law at the Academy for Higher Nursing Professions in Mödling , supervised the criminal law decision-making section of the Österreichische Juristen-Zeitung (ÖJZ) as an editor and was a lecturer for criminal law at the University of Vienna active. In addition, he held the position of deputy chairman of the Supreme National Sports Commission for Motor Driving (OSK).
He has been in retirement since 2004, deals, among other things, with the flora and fauna and gives readings and book presentations on a small scale.
Gerhard Hager is married and has one son.
Fonts
Specialist literature
- with Meller: annulment complaint and appeal. Manz, 1981, supplement 1987. 2nd edition 2004 with the participation of Eichenseder. 3rd edition as Hager / Meller / Hetlinger 2010, ISBN 978-3214066697 .
- Protection of privacy in criminal and media law. Medien & Recht, 1991. Further editions with Walenta.
- with Massauer: §§ 15 and 16 StGB. Trial and withdrawal from trial. Manz, 1994.
- with wood weaver: Fundamental Rights Complaints Act 1992. Manz, 1998.
Fiction
- Hager, cheerful from the Supreme Court. Anecdotes. Manz, 1995, ISBN 978-3214000318 .
- How do I get my husband to the grave? Satire. OVG, 2000, ISBN 978-3706700214 .
- At the well far from the gate, a story. Fischer, 2003, ISBN 978-3830104773 .
- Serious and irrelevant things about the European Parliament. Anecdotes. OVG, 2004, ISBN 978-3706700351 .
- The second best animal stories . Vindobona, 2011, with the assistance of Susanna Stoll-Weber, ISBN 978-3-85040-272-9 .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Dr. Gerhard Hager at www.parlament.gv.at, accessed on April 12, 2014
Web links
- Literature by and about Gerhard Hager in the catalog of the German National Library
- Gerhard Hager on the website of the Austrian Parliament
- Entry on Gerhard Hager in the Members' database of the European Parliament
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SURNAME | Hager, Gerhard |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian politician, MEP and lawyer |
DATE OF BIRTH | September 26, 1942 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Vienna |