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Criminal Liability of Manufacturers of Automated and Autonomous Vehicles Criminal consequences always have the potential to stifle innovation. This paper analyses the circumstances under which the manufacturer of automated and autonomous vehicles can be held liable for placing such a vehicle on the market. In this context, the author outlines individual due diligence requirements for manufacturers, looks at the human driver as a benchmark and addresses emerging issues in relation to artificial intelligence.

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"""Ferdinand Hohenleitner studied law at the University of Passau. He completed his legal traineeship at the Higher Regional Court of Nuremberg, where he worked, among other things, for the public prosecutor's office and an international law firm in Munich. After passing the Second State Exam, he began working on his doctoral thesis. During this stage, he worked as a research assistant in the area of white collar crime for an international law firm and then as a lawyer in another international law firm in Munich. Most recently, the author worked for several years as a public prosecutor specialising in organised crime before returning to the private sector."""

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