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Jurisdiction ratione loci (Section 91a, German Criminal Code)

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Definition

Sections 84, 85 and 87 shall only apply to offences based on acts committed within the territory of the Federal Republic of Germany.

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Parent term:

THIRD TITLE - ENDANGERING THE DEMOCRATIC STATE UNDER THE RULE OF LAW (German Criminal Code)

Sibling terms:

Continuation of a political party declared unconstitutional (Section 84, German Criminal Code)
Violation of a ban on forming an association (Section 85, German Criminal Code)
Dissemination of propaganda material of unconstitutional organisations (Section 86, German Criminal Code)
Using symbols of unconstitutional organisations (Section 86a, German Criminal Code)
Acting as a secret agent with the aim of sabotage (Section 87, German Criminal Code)
Sabotage against the constitution (Section 88, German Criminal Code)
Exerting anti-constitutional influence on the Armed Forces and public security forces (Section 89, German Criminal Code)
Preparation of a serious violent offence endangering the state (Section 89a, German Criminal Code)
Establishing contacts for the purpose of committing a serious violent offence endangering the state (Section 89b, German Criminal Code)
Defamation of the President of the Federation (Section 90, German Criminal Code)
Defamation of the state and its symbols (Section 90a, German Criminal Code)
Anti-constitutional defamation of constitutional organs (Section 90b, German Criminal Code)
Encouraging the commission of a serious violent offence endangering the state (Section 91, German Criminal Code)