When the State Becomes the Perpetrator - Roman Schiessler
- SKU: 3822
- GTIN: 9783950431889
When the State Becomes the Perpetrator
Hardcover
, 14 x 22 cm
, 404 pages
In this book, which you are currently holding in your hands, the author paints a shocking picture of a failing state that simultaneously exposes itself as the perpetrator. Drawing on blog posts dating back to 2019, the book sheds light on the state’s abject failure regarding sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, the questionable COVID-19 pandemic, and the opaque Ukraine crisis. The central theme is the exposure of legal shortcomings, political collusion, and the interplay between the state and the Church. The author links personal losses to the obvious failure of the rule of law. “When the State Becomes the Perpetrator” is not only a critical analysis but also a call to seek justice and a peaceful resolution to an existential threat.
Roman Schiessler, born in Vienna in 1966, studied law in his hometown and worked at the Ministry of Family Affairs after completing his judicial clerkship. The transition to the legal profession marked a decisive turning point in Schiessler’s career. Since 2009, he has been practicing law as an independent attorney with both success and passion. His pursuit of justice and his deep understanding of legal subtleties make him an outstanding lawyer.
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