Swiss German to English law dictionary online/DE-EN Wörterbuch des Schweizer Rechts online

Sascha Stocker Legal English Dictionary - you might have seen this mentioned in a comment to an earlier entry. Sascha Stocker is a Swiss lawyer who has just started putting a DE-EN-DE dictionary of Swiss legal language online. I haven't had much time to look at it so can't say much (I am being subjected to various therapies in Teletubby country near Lake Constance). Contributions are possible and will be vetted by the author. Today there are 545 terms in the dictionary, but it is growing, and there's a forum there too. It would be great to have such a dictionary, although a German-Swiss one would do just as well. I use a variety of books - see earlier entry on Swiss German dictionaries. I am just looking at the very beginning: Absicht and Vorsatz both translated as intention. That is quite correct. However, there are times in criminal law where a distinction has to be made. Vorsatz and intention are very wide terms, whereas Ab…