In many cases, we think of criminal offences as active acts: A perpetrator strikes, damages something or causes an accident. But doing nothing can also be a criminal offence - and
If offenders have been given a suspended prison sentence, this in no way means that they are „free“ in the traditional sense. Rather, it is a kind of last chance - which, however
In criminal proceedings - especially at our locations such as Bremen - situations regularly arise in which witnesses or expert witnesses make statements that are later called into question. Not infrequently
In the media, terms such as „murder“ and „manslaughter“ are often confused. At first glance, both offences appear similar to legal laypersons - after all, both cases involve
Road traffic in Bremen and the surrounding area depends on everyone adhering to clear rules. But what happens if someone deliberately or recklessly breaks these rules and endangers others as a result?
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