Prof. Dr. Dinter | Criminal Law
Personal.
Professor of Criminal Law | Criminal Defense Attorney | Former Judge | Former Public Prosecutor
Prof. Dr. Lasse Dinter, LL.M. (White-Collar Criminal Law), holds a professorship in criminal law, criminal procedural law, and police law (so-called intervention law). He works as a criminal defense attorney and victim advocate. He regularly publishes on topics related to criminal law and criminal procedural law.
Practice.
Since 2012, Prof. Dr. Dinter has worked as a public prosecutor, particularly prosecuting economic and tax crimes in cooperation with the police, customs and tax authorities (BuStra and FAFuSt).
He was later appointed a judge. In this capacity, he served for many years as a member of a commercial criminal division, a juvenile court, and/or a jury court in Lower Saxony, and later as a member of a commercial criminal division at the Hamburg Regional Court. As chairman of a small criminal division, he also heard appeals. He was also seconded to the Federal Ministry of Justice in Berlin, where he participated in a reform of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
Today, he works as a criminal defense attorney and victim advocate. He practices this activity not as a lawyer, but as a professor of criminal law (Section 138, Paragraph 1, Second Variation, Paragraph 3 of the Code of Criminal Procedure).
Criminal defense.
Defense in criminal law, particularly in commercial and tax criminal law.
Victim protection.
Private prosecution, witness assistance and criminal charges.
Company.
Defense and representation of companies in criminal and administrative offense proceedings.
Teach.
Prof. Dr. Dinter teaches in the fields of criminal law, criminal procedural law, and police law. The courses are designed with a practical focus, providing in-depth specialist knowledge for prospective practitioners who will be working in these areas of law.
Seminars.
2026: "Legal errors by the police in the investigation procedure - without consequences or with consequences (doctrine of the prohibition of the use of evidence)?!"
lectures.
Criminal law, criminal procedure law, police law, weapons law, assembly law, etc.
Trainees.
Textbook: The Public Prosecutor's Exam in the Assessor Examination, 5th Edition (2024)
Online course to prepare for the StA exam.