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Madeline Epstein

Holocaust Denial Legislation in the United Kingdom, Germany, Austria, and the United States: How the Law Presently Addresses the Issue and Proposals for Reform

Where is the most favorable system of remedies and penalties in relation to Holocaust denial? What elements of each legal system provide just processes and outcomes? Who should be allowed to bring a case related to Holocaust denial? These are crucial questions that have long-standing implications for the truth, and how we preserve it and honor it. This paper proposes thoughtful answers to these questions and provides the historical and legal justifications for its conclusions based on the legal systems that are currently in place.




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