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I'm referring to the maximum length of detention under the German law being used (if I'm reading things right). I am aware that the US has some pretty serious p
by banannaise 3y ago
I'm referring to the maximum length of detention under the German law being used (if I'm reading things right). I am aware that the US has some pretty serious problems that are at least somewhat related, but I'm trying not to digress into that.
- skrause 3y ago> I'm referring to the maximum length of detention under the German law being used (if I'm reading things right). It's not a German law but a state law. Some states only allow 4 days, Berlin only 2 days: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unterbindungsgewahrsam https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unterbindungsgewahrsam Of course it's Baravia which allows the (by far) longest detention with two months.
- formerly_proven 3y agoThis is outside criminal procedure, which is a federal matter. Since it's not a criminal proceeding, criminal courts don't have jurisdiction, and the rights you have in criminal proceedings do not apply. This is a state administrative matter instead. Legally speaking, this solitary detention is not even a punishment.