District court Eisleben

The Eisleben District Court is a court of ordinary jurisdiction in Germany. It belongs to the district of the Halle Regional Court and the Naumburg Higher Regional Court .

The seat of the court is Lutherstadt Eisleben .

In addition to Lutherstadt Eisleben, the judicial district includes the cities of Arnstein and Hettstedt , as well as the communities of Ahlsdorf , Benndorf , Bornstedt , Gerbstedt , Helbra , Hergisdorf , Klostermansfeld , Mansfeld , the Mansfelder Land and Wimmelburg district , all of which belong to the Mansfeld-Südharz district . The remaining district area belongs to the district of the district court Sangerhausen .

building

The district court at Friedensstrasse 39/40 is housed in a four-storey functional building that was built between 1911 and 1913. The monumental-looking, plastered building was designed by the government master builder Philipp Rappaport . The house has side elevations and large semi-detached houses . High tail gables give the building an appearance reminiscent of the Baroque style . The facade is decorated with restrained stone decor. At the main entrance, in the capitals of the pilasters, there are figurative representations on the subject of jurisdiction , in which sword and scales are also depicted. To the west of the court is a prison wing, which was used as a women's prison and branch of the Volkstedt penal institution until 2009 .

Dehio-Handbuch der Deutschen Kunstdenkmäler, Sachsen-Anhalt II, administrative districts Dessau and Halle. Deutscher Kunstverlag , Munich / Berlin 1999, ISBN 3-422-03065-4 , page 463 f.

↑ Building description of the Eisleben district court. Visited on April 26, 2010