Hellwig, Albert. — Justizirrtümer.

Minden (westfalen), J.CC. Bruns, (1914). Orginal publishers hardcover binding, 315, (3 advertisements) pp. Some damage to covers and spine ends, name on half-title, library stamps and marks but a solid and clean copy. Mailorder only - Alleen verzending mogelijk. Book condition : Good. Albert Ernst Karl Max Hellwig (* 29. November 1880 in Berlin; 3. Dezember 1950 in Reutlingen) was a German jurist, criminologist and writer. From an early age he had an interst in 'superstition' in relation to law, forensic psychiatry, parapsychology, juvenile law and protection of minors for media exposure, areas on which he publised and was active as an advocate and judge. He advocated the use of bloodtests in criminal law, and was, in 1909, though he thought it morally wrong, against criminalization of homosexuality.