Paul Johann Anselm von Feuerbach Book order
November 14, 1775 – May 29, 1833
Paul Johann Anselm Ritter von Feuerbach was a German legal scholar who championed significant reforms in penal law. His major contribution involved the creation of the Bavarian penal code, which served as a model for several other countries. Feuerbach focused on the principles of justice, advocating that judges should strictly adhere to the penal code in their decisions. His renowned doctrine, "nullum crimen, nulla poena sine praevia lege poenali," meaning no crime, no punishment without a prior penal law, laid the groundwork for modern jurisprudence.
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The book explores the mysterious life of Kaspar Hauser, who emerged from a dungeon in 1828, struggling with basic communication and mobility. Following his unsolved murder in 1833, the narrative examines the speculation surrounding his identity and the motives behind his death. Additionally, it addresses the broader implications of his traumatic childhood, focusing on the lasting effects of child abuse and the societal questions it raises.