„One of the most significant moments for me in my professional career, apart from being sworn in as an attorney, was signing my first - also successful - constitutional complaint. It pains me to no longer be able to trust Germany's highest court in a fundamental way.“
Jessica HamedJessica Hamed shares the moving moment of her first successful constitutional complaint and her fading trust in Germany's highest court.
Jessica Hamed is a specialist lawyer for criminal law and a lecturer at the University of Applied Sciences Mainz.
This quote highlights the profound moment of professional responsibility and the struggle to maintain trust in the highest institutions of our legal system.
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Florian Post
Copyright © yoice.net – Quote Artwork"Measured against what had gone before, we achieved a huge success. We replaced the entire leadership of almost all of Berlin's security agencies and brought in some pretty good people. In the fire department, the police, the public prosecutor's office and also the Office for the Protection of the Constitution. I very much hope that this will have a noticeable effect in the future."
Benedikt Lux
Copyright © yoice.net – Quote Artwork"The fundamental problem with our democracy is that it is not one. The people—the nominal ruler and sovereign—have, in reality, nothing to say. … Behind the democratic façade, a system has been installed in which completely different rules apply than those of the Basic Law. The system is undemocratic and corrupt; it abuses power and unscrupulously deceives citizens. … Every German is free to obey laws to which he has never consented; he may admire the majesty of the Basic Law, whose validity he has never legitimized; he is free to pay homage to politicians whom no citizen has ever elected, and to provide for them lavishly—with his tax money, about the use of which he has never been consulted. Overall, the state and politics are in a condition of which only professional optimists or hypocrites can claim it has arisen from the will of the citizens."
Prof. Dr. Hans Herbert von Arnim


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