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Der vorliegende Band ist das Ergebnis zweier Workshops, die sich inhaltlich mit der Kontrolle der Höchstgerichte im Europa der Frühen Neuzeit beschäftigen. Dabei wurde in den einzelnen Vorträgen untersucht, welche Mechanismen von Kontrolle begrifflich und inhaltlich in der Frühen Neuzeit gegriffen haben und welche Akteure dabei tätig waren. Die Vortragenden beleuchteten dabei die Situation im Heiligen Römischen Reich, der iberischen Halbinsel, Schottland und Schweden. The volume is the result of two workshops that dealt with the control of the highest courts in early modern Europe. The individual lectures examined which mechanisms of control in terms of concept and content were used in the early modern period and which actors were involved. The speakers considered the situation in the Holy Roman Empire, the Iberian Peninsula, Scotland and Sweden. A contribution defining control from a jurisprudential point of view, serves as an introduction. I. Meeting BerlinBertram LomfeldWatching the Watchmen. Power Analyses of Democratic Judicial SystemsUlrike MüßigControl of Courts by Prerogative Writs. Jurisdictional Conflicts as »Constitutional« ConflictsJ. D. FordEpistolary Control of the College of Justice in ScotlandWolfgang SellertNew Findings Regarding the Influence of the Ruler on the Supreme Jurisdiction in the Holy Roman Empire of the German NationMia KorpiolaSwedish Court under Scrutiny: An Inspection of the Svea Court of Appeal in 1636Mark GodfreyControl and the Constitutional Accountability of the College of Justice in Scotland, 1532-1626José Antonio López NevotThe Visitatio Generalis Magistratuum in the Decisiones of Juan Bautista Larrea (1639)Miguel Angel Morales PayànThe Complex Relations Between the Executive and the Judiciary: Some Scenes of Dispute During the Mid-19th CenturyII. Meeting GranadaAnja Amend-TrautExternal and Internal Control of the Imperial Chamber CourtJ. D. FordControl of the Procedure of the College of Justice in ScotlandMarina Rojo Gallego-BurínLa Imagen de Fernando el Católico y la Justicia. En la Literatura Histórica y Política (Siglos XVI-XVII)Wolfgang SellertKontrolle gerichtlicher Entscheidungen durch Nichtigkeitsklagen und Nichtigkeitsbeschwerden - ihre Geschichte und ihr Missbrauch im NationalsozialismusJosé Antonio Pérez JuanNotes on 'la Visita' to CastilleJosé Antonio López NevotLa exigencia de responsabilidad del Justicia de Aragón: el proceso de EnquestaList of Authors Ignacio Czeguhn studied law in Würzburg, Dr. iur (PhD) and habilitation ibidem. He is Professor of Civil Law (Chair), German and European as well as Comparative Legal History, Member of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Society for the research of the Imperial Chamber in the Holy Empire, Honorary Member of the Royal Academy of Jurisprudence and Legislation of Granada/Spain, awarded by the Law Faculty of the University of Ghent (2017) with the Georges Sarton medal.José Antonio Lopez Nevot, Professor of Legal History and Institutions at the University of Granada (Spain). He has been a visiting professor at various German and Italian universities and leads the Justice and Government Research Group in the history of Spanish and European law. He is on the Editorial Board of the Anuarion de Historia del Derecho Español. His research focused on the history of the communal regime, family ownership, criminal law and legal literature. He is currently involved in the history of the judiciary and in particular in the study of procedural practice. He is currently researching in particular the fiscal procurators of the Spanish crown.Antonio Sánchez Aranda, Professor of History of Law and Institutions at the University of Granada. His main lines of research are centered on the History of Procedural Law and the Administration of Justice, History of Public Law and History of Constitutional Law. In this area, he has published several works at the comparative study of historical law in Europe. He has collaborated in numerous research projects, both national and international, focused on the comparative study of the History of the Higher Justice Administration in Europe and the History of Constitutional Law. He has been a visiting professor at the Universities of Siena, FU Berlin, Regensburg, Saratov and Stetson University College of Law (Florida).
