RdJB Recht der Jugend und des Bildungswesens

Since 2016, the Department of Law at the University of Southern Denmark and Søbysøgård Prison have partnered to offer a course for 12 law students and 12 incarcerated men. 172 students have completed the course by 2024, improving their...

This article examines the combination of offender treatment programs within North Rhine-Westphalia’s correctional system, with a focus on educational and vocational training. The findings reveal that our cluster analyses found motivational and...

Three years after the Federal Constitutional Court recognised the fundamental right to school education, it is clear that this is not a paper tiger that will be forgotten after the coronavirus pandemic. A look at the literature and case law shows...

The intention of ratifying the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UN CRPD) was and is to increase the proportion of pupils receiving inclusive education and thus achieve a fairer distribution of educational opportunities....

The allocation of a school place at a primary school can become a case of conflict for many reasons. This article uses recent OVG rulings to shed light on the area of conflict that arises between the interests of the parents/the child and the...

Motherhood is a threefold void in science, because mothers come up against the glass ceiling and a maternal wall. This can only be counteracted by a positive reinterpretation of motherhood as a cultural technique and a maternal turn on several...

In the context of the reform of the legal provisions concerning skilled labour migration (2023) the so-called Ausbildungsduldung (temporary suspension of deportation for the purpose of training) was determined to be abolished. The legislator has now...

There is a lack of dialogue between legal and educational science regarding legal issues in education. This deficit is addressed by the Bildungsrechtstage (BRT), a networking initiative between educational science, research, practice,...