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Carl Joseph Anton Mittermaier (5 August 1787, in Munich – 28 August 1867, in Heidelberg) was a German jurist. Historian Richard J. Evans has described him as the 'nineteenth century's most influential critic of the death penalty'.

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rdfs:label	Carl Joseph Anton Mittermaier (de) Carl Joseph Anton Mittermaier (en) Carl Joseph Anton Mittermaier (fr) Carl Joseph Anton Mittermaier (nl) Миттермайер, Карл Иосиф Антон (ru) Carl Joseph Anton Mittermaier (sv) Карл Йозеф Антон Міттермаєр (uk)
rdfs:comment	Carl Joseph Anton Mittermaier (* 5. August 1787 in München; † 28. August 1867 in Heidelberg; oft abgekürzt als C. J. A. Mittermaier) war ein deutscher Jurist, Hochschullehrer, Publizist und Politiker. Er zählt zu den bedeutenden Rechtswissenschaftlern für Strafrecht des 19. Jahrhunderts. (de) Carl Joseph Anton Mittermaier (5 August 1787, in Munich – 28 August 1867, in Heidelberg) was a German jurist. Historian Richard J. Evans has described him as the 'nineteenth century's most influential critic of the death penalty'. (en) Carl Joseph Anton Mittermaier (né le 5 août 1787 à Munich et mort le 28 août 1867 à Heidelberg) est un juriste, professeur, éditeur et homme politique badois. Il est spécialisé dans le droit pénal. (fr) Carl Joseph Anton Mittermaier (München, 5 augustus 1787 - Heidelberg, 28 augustus 1867) was een Duits rechtsgeleerde, hoogleraar, politicus en publicist. Hij wordt beschouwd als een van de voornaamste negentiende-eeuwse Duitse juristen op het gebied van Strafrecht. (nl) Карл Иосиф Антон Миттермайер (нем. Carl Joseph Anton Mittermaier; 5 августа 1787, Мюнхен — 28 августа 1867, Гейдельберг) — немецкий юрист, журналист и политик. (ru) Carl Joseph Anton Mittermaier, född 5 augusti 1787 i München, död 28 augusti 1867 i Heidelberg, var en tysk jurist. Mittermaier kallades 1819 som professor till universitetet i Bonn och fästes 1821 vid Heidelbergs universitet, vid vilket han därefter ända till sin död undervisade med kriminalprocessrätt som huvudämne. Från 1831 deltog han även i det politiska livet som en av den moderata liberalismens banérförare i badensiska lantdagens andra kammare, fungerade 1848 som president i och bevistade en tid Frankfurtparlamentets förhandlingar. (sv) Карл Йозеф Антон Міттермаєр (нім. Carl Joseph Anton Mittermaier; 15 серпня 1787, Мюнхен — 12 серпня 1867, Гайдельберг) — німецький юрист, викладач університету, публіцист і політик. Вважається вважається одним з найвидатніших правників у царині кримінального права ХІХ століття. (uk)
foaf:name	(en) Carl Mittermaier (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Prison Richard J. Evans University of Bonn 1787 births Criminal law Frankfurt Parliament Munich Criminal procedure Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich Baden-Baden Fellows of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences Members of the American Antiquarian Society 19th-century German translators Heidelberg University alumni Heidelberg University faculty Members of the Frankfurt Parliament People from Munich Recipients of the Pour le Mérite (civil class) University of Bonn faculty Jurist American Academy of Arts and Sciences American Antiquarian Society Francis Lieber German legal writers Heidelberg Baden 1867 deaths German male non-fiction writers Jurists from Bavaria Jurisprudence

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