The book "Henrich: Criminal Liability Due to Negligent Inadequate Medical Information" offers a comprehensive analysis of the criminal liability that arises from insufficient medical information. It examines the conditions under which violations of the duty to inform in the medical field can lead to criminal consequences. The author proposes a context-sensitive model that relies on the autonomy of patients and the realistic circumstances in clinical practice. Instead of relying on vague civil law standards, a nuanced approach is taken, establishing liability only when the information provided is clearly unjustifiable. This requires a careful, case-by-case consideration of the circumstances and decisions in the medical context.