»The Delinquent of Conscience within Canon Law. An Evaluation of the Sanctions in the Catholic Church in the Light of the Right to Freedom of Belief and of Conscience« The delinquent of conscience, here defined as the catholic who both objectively and subjectively breaks a mandatory law, albeit underpinned by sanctions, because his conscience dictates a behaviour contrary to the norm, has its place within Canon Law. The justification for such a legal concept is not only to be found in the right to freedom of belief and of conscience as a human right, but because it is a structural principle of a community of faith.weiterlesen