Hartmut Albers

Hartmut Albers (* 1943 in Osnabrück ) is a German lawyer and former presiding judge at the Federal Administrative Court .

Career

Albers studied law and political science as well as business administration at the Universities of Freiburg and Münster . In 1966 he passed the first state examination and in 1973 the second state examination. After a brief activity as a lawyer , Albers was appointed research assistant at the Higher Administrative Court in Münster . In 1975 he was appointed judge at the Münster Administrative Court . From July 1979 to September 1982 Albers worked on secondment as a research assistant at the Federal Constitutional Court. In 1982 Albers was appointed judge at the Higher Administrative Court and in April 1989 as a judge at the Federal Administrative Court.

At the Federal Administrative Court, Albers was initially a member of the 6th Revision Senate, which was responsible for broadcasting, press and telecommunications law, the right to conscientious objection, military and civil service law, staff representation and judicial representation law, school, university and examination law, and naming rights and the law on the distribution of writings harmful to minors is responsible. Since 1998 he has also been a member of the 2nd Disciplinary Senate.

In June 2000, Albers was appointed presiding judge at the Federal Administrative Court. He took over the chairmanship of the 1st Disciplinary Senate and the 10th Audit Senate, which was responsible for proceedings under the law on travel expenses, moving expenses and separation allowances. After the dissolution of the 10th Audit Senate at the end of 2002, Albers was from March 1, 2004 chairman of the 2nd Audit Senate responsible for public service law.

At the end of June 2008, Albers retired due to age.

Web links

• Press release of the Federal Administrative Court No. 40/2008 of July 1, 2008. Accessed on August 20, 2019 .