Dobrindt emphasized the necessity for uniform rules across Germany to manage potential threats effectively. He also proposed reforms to juvenile criminal law, arguing that adult offenders should not be subject to juvenile justice provisions. This follows a recent ruling by the Federal Court of Justice, which lowered the threshold for imposing electronic monitoring, indicating that a significant risk of terrorism could justify such measures without the need for a specific imminent act. The case involved an Afghan individual with connections to radical Islamist circles, highlighting the court’s stance on the assessment of potential threats.