Boby,
I think some of the problems you and LWD are having possibly stem from conversing in a language that is not your first language and misunderstandings that stem from that.
Frick judgement was a joke from the beginning to the end. No real evidence, just that he was Reichsminister and passed laws.
The judgement against Frick is far from a joke and does include some very serious points. Frick signed into law many of the most contentious acts of Nazi policy, as as a lawyer himself he must have understood the legal ramifications of what he was doing. Just a few lines from the judgement against him on Count 2;
Frick signed the law of 13th March, 1938, which united Austria with the Reich, and he was made responsible for its accomplishment. In setting up German administration in Austria, he issued decrees which introduced German law, the Nuremberg Decrees, the Military Service Law, and he provided for police security by Himmler.
He also signed the laws incorporating into the Reich the Sudetenland, Memel, Danzig, the Eastern territories (West Prussia and Posen) and Eupen, Malmedy, and Moresnot. He was placed in charge of the actual incorporation, and of the establishment of German administration over these territories. He signed the law establishing the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia.
Frick was signing into law Hitler's expansionist policies, most notably in violation of the Treaty of Versailles, and even if you think Hitler had some sort of right to overturn treaties he did not approve of, the law did not agree with that idea.
With regards to War Crimes and Crimes against Humanity, Counts 2 & 3;
His work formed the basis of the Nuremberg Decrees, and he was active in enforcing them. Responsible for prohibiting Jews from following various professions, and for confiscating their property, he signed a final decree in 1943, after the mass destruction of Jews in the East, which placed them " outside the law " and handed them over to the Gestapo. These laws paved the way for the " final solution ", and were extended by Frick to the Incorporated Territories and to certain of the Occupied Territories. While he was Reich Protector of Bohemia and Moravia, thousands of Jews were transferred from the Terezin Ghetto in Czechoslovakia to Auschwitz, where they were killed. He issued a decree providing for special penal laws against Jews and Poles in the Government General.
And;
As the Supreme Reich Authority in Bohemia and Moravia, Frick bears general responsibility for the acts of oppression in that territory after 20th August, 1943, such as terrorism of the population, slave labour, and the deportation of Jews to the concentration camps for extermination. It is true that Frick's duties as Reich Protector were considerably more limited than those of his predecessor, and that he had no legislative and limited personal executive authority in the Protectorate. Nevertheless, Frick knew full well what the Nazi policies of occupation were in Europe, particularly with respect to Jews, at that time, and by accepting the office of Reich Protector he assumed responsibility for carrying out those policies in Bohemia and Moravia.
These three sections give an idea that the charges against Frick were not a joke, and that by his actions he had committed crimes under the indictment. Just because Frick did not personally kill anyone does not absolve him of the guilt for signing into law many of the acts used to kill thousands, or that removed all their rights.
For those interested the full judgement against Frick can be seen here;
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jso ... Frick.html
The problem was that Frick's work removed all rights from people within Nazi territories, a violation of their human rights in itself, and enshrined into law everything needed to enable the Holocaust. As a lawyer Frick knew he took responsibility for his actions as the judgement makes clear.
Edit: This post was written prior to the removal of Boby's post by David, and I leave it to David if he wishes to delete this as it attempts to address points arising in the deleted post.