"This volume is a collection of edited papers presented at the occasion of the 6th Seoul-Freibrug Law Faculties Symposium held in Freiburg in June 2016"--Preface. Includes bibliographical references.
Contents:
A dynamic between the legislature and the judiciary in Korean health law: examplified by end-of-life decision-making and health care financing issues / Dongjin Lee. The constitution conformant interpretation: norm compatibilisation through harmonisation by way of interpretation / Matthias Jestaedt -- Legal construction between legislation and interpretation / Ralf Poscher -- Tension and conflict between laws made by a judge and legislations by the national assembly in private law / Kye Joung Lee -- Judge-made law beyond the German Civil Code / Frank L. Schafer -- The decision of the Korean Supreme Court on the contingent fee agreement in criminal cases: general clause, judicial activism, and prospective overruling / Jinsu Yune -- The relationship between the legislature and the judiciary in developing general principles of private international law / Jan von Hein -- The influence of the judiciary on the criminal legislation and its impact on the transformation of models: an analysis of the Korean experience / Sang Won Lee -- Criminal law, security and criminal policies: German and Korean perspectives / Hans-Jorg Albrecht -- Unintended effect of legislation: valuation of listed shares when private benefits of control are expected / Ok-Rial Song -- Regulation of internet information intermediaries: personality rights and data protection law / Boris Paal -- The legislator's fear of the CJEU in the Unified Patent System / Maximilian Haedicke -- Recent issues and trends of environmental law and policy in Korea: legslature vs. judiciary / Seongwook Heo -- A dynamic between the legislature and the judiciary in Korean health law: examplified by end-of-life decision-making and health care financing issues / Dongjin Lee.
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