De Immunitate Tormentorum
"De Immunitate Tormentorum" explores the historical and legal aspects of immunity from torture. Authored by Augustin von Leyser and Johann Heinrich Winkler, this work delves into the complex interplay between law, politics, and human rights within the historical context of European legal systems.
Examining the principles and practices surrounding the application and avoidance of torture, the book offers insights into the evolving legal thought concerning individual protections and state powers. This scholarly work provides valuable perspectives for legal historians, political scientists, and anyone interested in the development of legal safeguards against inhumane treatment.
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