Hermann Theodor Schletter

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Hermann Theodor Schletter (around 1873)

Hermann Theodor Schletter (born April 23, 1816 in Dresden , † August 19, 1873 in Leipzig ) was a German lawyer and legal scholar.

Life

Hermann Schletter was the son of the later ministerial treasurer Johann Gottfried Schletter. He attended the Dresden Kreuzschule . From 1833 to 1837 he studied law at the University of Leipzig . There he was promoted to Dr. iur. PhD . The following year he completed his habilitation in Leipzig . From 1839 he worked at the Law Faculty of the University of Leipzig, until 1848 as a private lecturer in law, until 1865 as an associate professor for law and until 1873 as a full honorary professor.

From 1845 to 1851 Schletter was editor of the Leipziger Tageblatt and since 1861 of the citizen newspaper and the Saxon weekly newspaper . In 1854 he became an associate member of the royal appellate court in Leipzig and in 1860 a member of the examination committee for lawyers.

Since 1839 he was a member of the Leipzig Masonic Lodge Balduin zur Linde and wrote numerous publications on Freemasonry. He was also a member of the Leipzig Writers' Association and campaigned for the establishment of a public library in Leipzig.

He was honored with the title of court counselor by the Saxon king .

Schletter was married twice, from 1840 to 1860 and since 1861. Together with his second wife Franzisca geb. Usurer he had a daughter who died as a child.

Works (selection)

  • Suggestions for assessing the latest draft of a criminal code for the Kingdom of Saxony. (1836)
  • Handbook of the most important Saxon laws. (1837)
  • Hitzig's annals of German and foreign criminal justice. (1845–1855, as editor)
  • Handbook of the German press legislation. (1846)
  • The public-oral criminal process in Germany. Part 1. The Rhenish court system and the Rhenish criminal proceedings. (1847)
  • Yearbooks of German jurisprudence and legislation. (1855–1870, as editor)
  • The Masonic Association. (1848, anonymous)
  • General Manual of Freemasonry. (3 vols., 1861–1866, together with Moritz Zille)
  • Masonic views of life. (1863)

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