Law

The Federal Climate Protection Act obliges public authorities to take climate concerns into account in their plannings and decisions. Miriam Köhl places Section 13 (1) sentence 1 KSG in the context of other climate protection-related consideration obligations and examines what contribution such regulations can make to climate protection.

Florian Grießer develops a system for the structuring of statements of case in civil proceedings. It allows the parties wide freedom in presenting their case while enabling them to display content-related references. Inspired by sanctions from English civil procedure, he then proposes an enforcement mechanism for the structuring concept.

In this volume, the authors address the often invoked crisis of the rule of law. Requirements, challenges, and the significance of the concept of the rule of law are illustrated from a comparative German, Turkish and Japanese perspective on the basis of civil procedure.

Max Strobel examines the European Union's enforcement strategies using the example of the Frontex Regulation and connects legal analysis with the current state of compliance research. On this basis, he formulates clear requirements for the distribution of (implementation) competences between the EU and its member states. Specifically, he addresses the question of whether the European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex) should be vested with executive powers and thus directly enforce EU law.