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ABSOLUTE PROTECTION OF<br />
RIGHT TO LIFE AND<br />
THE PROBLEM OF SUICIDE<br />
ACCORDING TO THE CRIMINAL<br />
CODE OF GERMANY<br />
BACHANA JISHKARIANI<br />
LLM, Munich University; Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure Law,<br />
International and European Criminal Law and Economic Criminal Law<br />
Faculty. Fellow of Fredric Neumann Fund<br />
Protection of the right to life is priority of every state and criminal law – if not<br />
the most important, one of the most effective mechanisms in this direction. Georgian<br />
legislation is not exception and the private section of the criminal code starts with<br />
the crimes again humans. Accordingly, there are many references regarding this<br />
crime in the Georgian legal literature. Though, in many cases, discussions remain<br />
on superficial and approach to various issues are not comprehensive.<br />
Purpose of this Article is to provide an overview on the opinions expressed in<br />
legal literature and in court practice regarding right to life and in this context<br />
suicide issues on the example of Germany. There are number of issues that are<br />
still open and disputable, regardless number of discussions and processing.<br />
Comparative analyses on the example of other countries will promote discussions<br />
in legal literature and court practice.<br />
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