RdJB Recht der Jugend und des Bildungswesens

Restorative justice and victim-offender mediation are not compulsory subjects in legal studies but are very popular topics among students. This potential should be tapped.

The article analyses social mobility based on interviews with professors from different backgrounds. The paper argues that the positive evaluation of achievements among those who have advanced changes their biographical plans processually, so that...

Everyone is aware of the importance of trust for social cohesion. However, when we talk about trust, its conceptual explanatory value suffers from its increasingly boundless usage (for example in the sense of confidence in the system, institutional...

Pursuant to § 45 Abs. 1 Satz 1 SGB VIII an operating permit is required for extracurricular activities offered by non-school providers at all-day schools. According to § 45 Abs. 1 Satz 1 No. 3 SGB VIII, this permit is not required for activities...

The ideal goal of inclusive school structures is to enable educational opportunities for everyone – regardless of their personal requirements. This goal reaches its limits when pupils are unable to take part in lessons in analog face-to-face...

With the ratification of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and its administrative interpretation, Germany provides for the joint education of students with and without special educational needs at general schools in all...

The most important competitive factor for the public financial support of an independent school (also known as a public school) is the state authorisation requirement under Art. 7 IV 2-4 GG. For the taxation of these schools, on the other hand, this...

On the occasion of two recent Federal Fiscal Court decisions concerning the question of the promotion of the general public, the following article deals with the requirements to be met by this characteristic of charitable action and shows what...

The Dyslexia Judgment shows that the categories of modern disability law and the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities are alien to the First Senate of the Federal Constitutional Court. The Senate underestimates to what extent...

With the foundation of the Ständige Wissenschaftliche Kommission (SWK; Standing Scientific Committee) the German Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs (KMK) entered new territory of scientific political consulting,...

The article examines how the principle of the best interests of the child in the context of return is anchored in EU law, as well as the resulting requirements for the implementation of the principle by the executive and judiciary and the extent to...

So far, it has not been clarified in case law and literature whether a municipality is allowed to participate in an association or a company who runs a private school. This article first analyses the relevant provisions of school law, municipal law...

In the legislation there has been a shift from the teacher’s “pedagogical freedom” to the responsibility of the school. This article analyzes the lines of development, their effectiveness and the resulting contradictions. Suggestions are made...

If schools employ external staff – e.g. in cooperation with clubs or music schools – the question arises as to whether the legal provisions on temporary agency work apply. The article answers this question differently depending on the...

In the jurisprudential literature it is argued that the obligation to attend a full-time day school violates the parental right under Article 6 (2) sentence 1 GG. In contrast, in the interest of achieving the expectations associated with full-time...

Caring relatives are at the limit of their capacity. Especially caregiving children and adolescents – so-called young carers – are not very visible in public debates and rarely consciously noticed, even by professionals involved. This paper...

This article sheds light on legal issues relating to the All-Day Funding Act. In addition to a brief review of the history of the law's origins, the article addresses problems under federal law, the relationship between youth welfare law and school...

This article deals with the implementation of the reforms announced in the coalition agreement that are relevant for young people in the school-to-work transition. These reforms relate in particular to training and studies as well as to securing a...