Hans Ernst von Globig

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Hans Ernst von Globig (born November 2, 1755 in Grauwinkel , † November 21, 1826 in Dresden ) was a German lawyer.

Life

Born as the son of the district tax collector of the Saxon spa district and court judge in Wittenberg Christoph Ernst auf Globig and Schönwalde and his wife Christiane Wilhelmine von Natzmer , he came from an influential family. Intended for higher civil service, he studied at the University of Wittenberg from 1771 to 1774 , then worked at the Oberhofgericht in Leipzig and familiarized himself with legal practice in an embassy in Regensburg .

In 1778 he accepted a position as a judge at the Court of Appeal in Dresden and from 1789 worked at the Reich Chamber of Commerce in Wetzlar . In 1799 he returned to Saxony. In the same year he was accredited as Reichstag envoy in Regensburg and worked there until the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1806 he became a privy councilor, conference minister and director of the law commission in Dresden.

During his tenure he dealt with the questions of a constitutional reform in the sense of the Enlightenment , took part in a "treatise on criminal legislation", which gained entry into the statutes of the Prussian states as an award-winning report. In 1808 his criticism of the draft of the Bavarian penal code and its system of complete criminal, police and civil legislation attracted attention.

Selection of works

  • Attempting a theory of probability to establish historical and judicial evidence, 1806
  • Critique of an embarrassing code of law for Baiern, 1808
  • Draft of a standard of the legal attribution and the criminal relationship

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SURNAME Globig, Hans Ernst von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer
DATE OF BIRTH November 2, 1755
PLACE OF BIRTH Gray angle
DATE OF DEATH November 21, 1826
Place of death Dresden