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yeah, but most criminals aren't very smart. With german law it's the similiar but only when you do the stuff in one got ("in Tateinheit") - then you're only sen
by kiney 7y ago
yeah, but most criminals aren't very smart.
With german law it's the similiar but only when you do the stuff in one got ("in Tateinheit") - then you're only sentenced for worst thing you did, not everything.
As a sidenote: do you know any english or german language sources about the norwegian (or nordish) legal system?
I'm interested in how it differs from napoleonic and germanic systems, because it's often considered to be different but explanations are rare.
- johannes1234321 7y agoWhile the judge might use Tateinheit to chose the sentence on the "worst" crime, the other things are not ignored but impact where on the range the sentence will be. For many offenses there is quite a range. The textbook idea of that Tateinheit Thing is that if somebody i.e. robs a house the punishment for the damage to the door is neglectable over the punishment for robbery. (While this is about criminal punishment - the house owner can still request a replacement for the door using a civil case)
- kiney 7y agoyes. I left out the details...