Unzulässigkeit
Unzulässigkeit is a German term that translates to "inadmissibility" or "unacceptability". In the legal context it refers to the exclusion of evidence, arguments, or actions that do not meet established rules or standards and therefore cannot be considered in a judicial proceeding. The concept underlies both procedural and substantive law and is vital for maintaining the integrity of legal processes.
In criminal procedure, the Staatsanwaltschaft and the judge evaluate each piece of evidence for its admissibility.
The civil context treats Unzulässigkeit similarly. A party may challenge the admission of evidence or a contractual
Beyond evidence, Unzulässigkeit also applies to procedural actions. For instance, a judge who conflicts with a
While predominantly legal, the term is used in broader contexts to denote unacceptable practice or theory.