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RdJB Recht der Jugend und des Bildungswesens
Recht der Jugend und des Bildungswesens
Editors:
Prof. Dr. Hans-Jörg Albrecht | Prof. Dr. Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf | Prof. Dr. Kirstin Drenkhahn | Prof. Dr. Jörg Ennuschat | Prof. Dr. Christine Langenfeld | Prof. Dr. Eva Julia Lohse | Prof. Dr. Friederike Wapler | Prof. Dr. Markus Winkler
German craftsmanship is based on the qualification of master craftsmen. This certification is the highest professional qualification in crafts. According to the German Qualifications Framework (DQR), the master craftsman title is equivalent to the...
The new creation of the KJSG, the "procedural pilot" (§ 10b), is viewed critically and constructively in contrast to the ombudsman's office (§ 9a) SGB VIII. Facets of piloting put professionals in a possible "sandwich position" between users and...
The German Constitutional Court's decision concerning the compulsory measles vaccination contemplates the legal relations between children in day-care centers, their parents and also – regarding the protection idea of the "Measles Protection...
Assisting the youth on the way to become truly integrated part of our society is mostly important. Hereby, education provides the opportunity to transfer knowledge as well as values. However, a relevant aspect of human interaction is...
The article shows the requirements and legal consequences of the legal entitlement of students with disabilities to compensation for disadvantages in university examinations. Examinations in the context of teacher training courses serve, in...
The article presents the framework for the electronic processing of the granting of operating permits, allocation of places and financing relationships in the law of day care for children. As a result of the Online Access Act, the granting of...
The establishment of Islamic religious instruction at school in accordance with article 7 section 3 sentence 1, 2 of der German Constitution (Grundgesetz) falters. It is said that there are no cooperation partners in the form of Islamic religious...
If the child or young person suffers damage in a care facility, this can lead to contractual liability on the part of the facility provider. The paper examines the extent to which the private-law caregiving contract establishes third-party...
In 2023, the German juvenile justice is living to be 100 years old. In this article, the history of the juvenile court laws is traced from its origins in 1923 with the Primat for educational measures, followed by the conversion in terms of the Nazi...
The article provides an overview of experiences in German legal practice with the implementation of the EU Directive 2016/800 on procedural safeguards for children in criminal proceedings into German juvenile criminal law.
Juvenile justice has historically evolved in various forms between pure welfare and a justice orientation over the last 100 years or so (welfare versus justice model). Although it is difficult to compare different systems in terms of impact and...
The digitization of higher education services along the student life cycle is a central task that must be tackled by taking into account both internal aspects of higher education as well as those of digital networking and law. This topic is...
The article deals with the training and further education of female and male police officers in Germany against the background of the current discussion about the role and function of the institution of the police in a democratic society. It...
Can political education after NSU 2.0 and right-wing chat groups be helpful in counteracting right-wing extremism in the police? This only succeeds if the complex organisational structure, the perspectives of civil society and a broader...
This article addresses the educational structure of the German juvenile prison system by first locating education in the juvenile prison system on a theoretical level followed by a presentation of the project "Pädagogik im Berliner...
This article presents empirical trends in personnel development in the German police forces since the 1990s. With a view to gender, immigration and educational attainment, different ways of opening police for diversity are outlined. In particular,...
The transition from training to everyday police work often involves experiences of insufficiency, and it is not always well accompanied. Many paths lead into and through practice, but there are essentially no binding professional standards for those...
With the amendment of the Youth Protection Act, the legislator has introduced the legal concept of personal integrity into the Youth Protection Act. The text presents an understanding of the protection objectives, which is derived from the...