1933 and was the means by which the will of Hitler became a dominating force in the Ministry of Justice and in the courts. Other provisions are as f [ ... ]
* * * This theory, however, leads to unbearable, consequences. In order to avoid these unbearable consequences some courts, recently, have permitte [ ... ]
Schlegelberger as Reich Minister of Justice in charge of the Ministry: "Article 4. * * * Decisions by the Criminal Court, the Special Court, and th [ ... ]
Minister of Justice, the Reich Governor may, until further notice, enforce martial law in the incorporated Eastern territories, either in the whole [ ... ]
Pursuant to a decree of the Fuehrer of 16 March 1939, the defendant Schlegelberger, as Reich Minister of Justice in charge, together with the Minist [ ... ]
Court as the highest German Tribunal must consider it its duty to effect an interpretation of the law which takes into account the change of ideolog [ ... ]
about restrictions of the German law, one will have to say that restrictions under German law did not exist for Hitler. He was legibus solutus in t [ ... ]
The conclusion to be drawn from the evidence presented by the defendants themselves is clear: In German legal theory Hitler's law was a shield to t [ ... ]
Court No. III, Case No. III. and to cashier or remove from office or position without regard for his person or his established rights, whoever, in my [ ... ]
Court III, Case III. "Upon the fact that the judge can use his own discretion is found the magic of the word 'judge'." He asserted that "every priva [ ... ]