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Das Doppelverfolgungsverbot ist zu einem zentralen Rechtssatz völkerrechtlicher Ordnungen aufgestiegen. 'Ne bis in idem' wirkt dort auf drei Ebenen: als Schutznorm internationaler Menschenrechtsregime, als Zuständigkeitsregulator konkurrierender Strafgewalten sowie als Verfahrensgarantie des Völkerstrafprozessrechts. Ausgehend von prinzipientheoretischen Grundlagen werden diese unterschiedlichen Ausprägungen des Strafklageverbrauchs analysiert und mögliche Rechtsfortbildungstendenzen aufgezeigt. »'Ne bis in idem' and the Principles of International Law«: 'Ne bis in idem' (or the prohibition of double jeopardy) is a core element of various international legal systems. It operates on three levels: as a protective norm of international human rights, as a regulator of competing criminal jurisdictions, and as a procedural guarantee in international criminal law. Based on the normative understandings of the principles of law theory, these very different manifestations are analyzed and possible trends in the development of law are identified. Mathias Kahler studied law in Heidelberg and at Humboldt Universität Berlin between 2007 and 2011. Having obtained a master's degree at Cornell University (Ithaca, N.Y.), Kahler completed his legal clerkship in Berlin and passed his second state examination in 2015. From 2016 to 2021, he worked as a research assistant in the Department of Criminology and Criminal Law under Professor Hoffmann-Holland at Freie Universität Berlin. In 2021 he was admitted to the judicial service of the state of Bremen. Kahler is currently seconded to the Federal Court of Justice as a research assistant to a criminal division.
