English Translation

K 11 — 105- 01 On Annex 1/1/4 4. Special nature of the procedure. Procedure in the case of administrative orders. § 407 m. Amendment v. 24.11.1933, 409, 410 — in broad terms — IV. Administrative law. Nature and concept of administration — Management and administration — NSDAP. and administration Justice and administration - Foundations of administration (sources of law). Concepts and types of administrative acts — appeals, administrative jurisdiction — foreclosure. V. Police law. 1. Term ‘police', brief historical overview, tasks of the police. 2. Police authorities — ordinary — special police authorities. Physical and local jurisdiction. 3. Police inspectorates. 4. The legal bases of the Police. 5. The main special measures of the police in individual cases - police custody, forced demonstration, intrusion into foreign housing or rooms, police emergency. 6. Police activities in other areas. 7. Police officers. 8. Police regulations. Police orders. Appeals against police orders, means of coercion. 9. 10. Special conditions in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. VI. Civil servant law. 1. Historical development up to the world war — the administration since 1933 — National Socialist officialship 2. German Civil Service Act (Wesen des Berichtungsverhältniss - Duties of civil servants — Consequences of non-performance of duties Administrative offenses, liability, ancillary employment). Civil Code: legal capacity, business ability, mutilation, good faith in the BGB., self-help, acquisition of the non-owner, mortgage and primary school, land register, kinship, testament, find cases. 2. Commercial Code: concept of the merchant, commercial register, accounting obligation, civil procedure code, cheque and exchange law, bankruptcy law. VIII. Teaching of the Causes and Conditions of Crime (Criminology). Brief Overview of the Concept and Nature of Criminology - Description of a criminal act, its causal contexts and explanations, in its actual external appearances and internal causes (Tatmotiv) — IX. Teaching of crime control (Criminalism). (a) Prevention and prevention. (1) Enlightenment of the public (consultation centres, exhibitions, police days). (2) General and special strip activities (FK. and WKP.). (3) Police scheduled surveillance of professional and habitual criminals, (4) imposition of police preventive detention. b Crime prosecution. (1) Criminal complaint. (a) Term. (b) Refund of complaints by civil servants. (c) Reimbursement of complaints from private individuals. (d) General observations on the reimbursement of complaints. (e) Practical exercises. 3