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The Justice Ministry in the state of Hesse is considering tightening criminal law following violence, vandalism and looting of shops after youth demonstrations in Frankfurt, but has not decided to introduce any new penalties. Justice Minister Christian Heinz said any change would require a federal process through the Bundesrat, noting that current law allows aggravated breaches of the public peace to be punished by up to ten years in prison. He said investigations could take time because of the large number of incidents and suspects, and that video footage could help police solve the crimes.
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