Baden-Baden Regional Court

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The Baden-Baden Regional Court is a court of ordinary jurisdiction , whose jurisdiction includes the districts of five local courts.

Regional court district Baden-Baden (dark) in the district of the Karlsruhe Higher Regional Court (light green) in Baden-Württemberg

Jurisdiction and seat

The seat of the court is Baden-Baden . Five district courts belong to the district of the Baden-Baden Regional Court: Achern , Bühl , Baden-Baden , Gernsbach , Rastatt .

The district of the Rastatt district court is by far the largest with around 135,300 inhabitants; In contrast, the Gernsbach district has only about 24,000 inhabitants. The district court district has around 334,000 inhabitants.

Superior courts

The court is subordinate to the Higher Regional Court of Karlsruhe .

construction

The Baden-Baden Regional Court consists of four civil and fifteen criminal chambers, as well as one chamber for commercial matters. The 1st criminal chamber acts as a jury. The 8th criminal chamber functions as a large commercial criminal chamber, the 9th criminal chamber as a small one. The task of the youth chamber is carried out by the 3rd criminal chamber (large youth chamber), the 4th criminal chamber (large youth chamber in appeals matters) and the 7th criminal chamber (small youth chamber).

building

Courthouse on Gutenbergstrasse

When a new courthouse was to be built for the old courthouse in the city center, which had become too small, a location outside the city center was chosen for urban planning and spa reasons. The State Building Authority I, Karlsruhe planned the construction, the design comes from Barbara Jakubeit . The courthouse on the motorway feeder ( B 500 ) in Gutenbergstrasse was completed in 1980. The district and district court moved in in the same year.

The new building was awarded one of the five main prizes of the KS Architecture Prize 1980 and is a listed building .

history

The district court districts of Baden-Baden, Rastatt and Gernsbach belonged to the district of the regional court of Karlsruhe , Bühl and Achern zu Offenburg since 1879 . The division of Baden into zones of occupation resulted in a separation from Karlsruhe in 1945, as part of the rebuilding of the administration of justice in Baden-Baden, with the consent of the French military government in Freiburg, a branch of the Offenburg Regional Court was initially set up. The Baden Parliament came on 5 September 1950 by the desire of the city of Baden-Baden, to establish an independent regional court. The new regional court was officially opened on October 31, 1950.

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literature

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Business distribution plan of the Baden-Baden Regional Court (PDF, 42KB)
  2. ↑ The courthouse. Baden-Baden Regional Court, accessed on April 1, 2019 .
  3. ↑ Cultural monuments in Baden-Baden, excerpt from the ADAB (General Monument Database) of the State Office for Monument Preservation Baden-Württemberg , website of the Lower Monument Protection Authority, (PDF; 8.4 MB), accessed on September 26, 2016.
  4. ^ The Baden-Baden Regional Court, by Dr. Reiner Haehling von Lanzauer (PDF, 46KB)

Coordinates: 48 ° 46 '36.9 "  N , 8 ° 13' 3.6"  E