'Exclusions from Political Parties and Constitution' Citizens are largely dependent on the political parties if they want to fulfill their duty and, in recognition what is the common good, to participate in the political decision-making process of their state. The parties belong to the state and are committed to fundamental rights. Exclusions from parties are a means of power of the party oligarchies, the prerequisites of which do not meet the requirements of the rule of law and are difficult to reconcile with the constitutional political freedoms.

* 1940 Hütten/Pommern; Altsprachliches Abitur Berlin 1960; Studium der Rechte Berlin, Bonn, Tübingen; 1964, 1969 Staatsexamina Berlin; 1969 Dr. iur. FU Berlin; 1986 Habilitation Staats-, Verwaltungs-, privates und öffentliches Wirtschaftsrecht, Rechtswissenschaft I, Hamburg; 1969-80 Rechtsanwalt in Berlin; 1972-78 Professor für Wirtschaftsrecht Berlin Abendstudium; 1978-89 Universitätsprofessor Wirtschaftsrecht Hamburg; seit 1989 Ordinarius für öffentliches Recht Erlangen-Nürnberg; 2005 emeritiert.

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