List of judicial districts in Tyrol

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The 13 judicial districts in Tyrol

This list of judicial districts in Tyrol lists all existing judicial districts as well as the former judicial districts in the federal state of Tyrol or in the then Fürsteten Grafschaft Tirol .

history

The judicial districts that exist today go back to 1849. After the abolition of the previous jurisdiction, the transfer of legal affairs to the newly appointed princely courts was passed on by a declaration by the State Court Introductory Commission . Based on the Innsbruck Higher Regional Court (to which the Court of Justice and Cassation Court in Vienna was subordinate in the last instance), the three regional courts Innsbruck (for the Innsbruck district ), Bozen ( Brixen district ) and Feldkirch ( Vorarlberg district ) as well as the two Senates Trient and Roveredo created for the Trento district.

The district courts were subordinate to the regional courts or the senates, with 66 district courts in Tyrol and 6 district courts in Vorarlberg. These 72 judicial districts also formed the lowest level of jurisdiction.

Although Vorarlberg became a “state” in 1861 with its own state parliament and state committee, the court organization remained in place and the Feldkirch regional court was subordinate to the Innsbruck Higher Regional Court.

Only after the end of the First World War did the Treaty of Saint-Germain bring about serious changes in the organization of the courts. Tyrol had to cede the areas of the Senate Trento and Roveredo (Trentino) as well as parts of the area of ​​the Regional Court of Bozen (South Tyrol) with the exception of the judicial districts of Lienz, Matrei and parts of the judicial districts of Nauders and Sillian to Italy. As a result, the Nauders District Court was closed in 1921 and the Sillian District Court in 1925.

The judicial districts of Mieders and Fügen were dissolved in 1923. It was not until 1977 that another court came to an end with the Steinach District Court, and the Ried District Court followed a year later. With the District Court Ordinance of the Austrian Federal Government passed in 2002, the District Courts of Hopfgarten in Brixental and Matrei in East Tyrol were finally closed.

Judicial districts from 1919

Existing judicial districts

The table contains the following information:

GRKZ: Judicial District Code
Judicial district: Name of the judicial district
Regional Court: Regional court to which the district court is subordinate
Political district: Political district in which the judicial district is located
Population: Residents in the respective judicial district (as of January 1, 2016)
Surface: Area of ​​the judicial districts in km² (as of 2016)
GRKZ Judicial district Regional court Political District (s) population surface
7031 Hall in Tirol innsbruck Innsbruck country 62,467 311.38
7021 Imst innsbruck Imst 24,865 602.82
7011 innsbruck innsbruck Innsbruck / Innsbruck-Land 202.819 1,537.21
7042 Kitzbühel innsbruck Kitzbühel 63.125 1,162.25
7051 Kufstein innsbruck Kufstein 71,260 498.26
7061 Landeck innsbruck Landeck 44,186 1,594.53
7071 Lienz innsbruck Lienz 49.026 2,019.30
7052 Rattenberg innsbruck Kufstein 34.206 470.55
7081 Reutte innsbruck Reutte 32,036 1,235.67
7091 black innsbruck black 47,438 756.38
7022 Silz innsbruck Imst 33,368 1,120.99
7033 Telfs innsbruck Innsbruck country 39,940 245.59
7092 Zell am Ziller innsbruck black 34,403 1,085.23

Judicial districts dissolved after 1919

Judicial districts in Tyrol (1919–2002). Disbanded judicial districts highlighted in dark red

The table contains the following information:

Judicial district: Name of the judicial district
Regional Court: Regional court to which the district court was subordinate
Political
District:		 Location of the judicial district within the political districts
Resolution: Year in which the dissolution of the judicial district became legally effective
Assigned
to:		 Judicial district to which the area of ​​the dissolved judicial district was assigned
Check-
residents:		 Population (with main residence). Figures for Nauders and Sillian: 1923 census of the remaining communities. Figures for Ried and Steinach: as of 1971, figures for Hopfgarten and Matrei: as of 2001.
Surface: Area of ​​the judicial districts in km². Figures for Hopfgarten, Matrei, Ried and Steinach from 1951, for Fügen and Mieders from 1900. Figures for Sillian and Nauders calculated on the basis of the remaining communities.
Judicial district Regional court Political
District 		resolution Assigned
to 		Residents surface
Put innsbruck black 1923 Zell am Ziller 189.34
Hopfgarten innsbruck Kitzbühel 2002 Kitzbühel 17,312 401.57
Matrei in East Tyrol innsbruck Lienz 2002 Lienz 12,282 1048.11
Bodice innsbruck Innsbruck country 1923 innsbruck 358.19
Nauders innsbruck Landeck 1921 Ried in Tyrol 2,692
Ried in Tyrol innsbruck Landeck 1978 Landeck 9.432 670.49
Sillian innsbruck Lienz 1925 Lienz 6,089 405.44
Steinach innsbruck Innsbruck country 1977 innsbruck 11,401 456.95

Judicial districts between 1849 and 1919

Tyrol within Austria-Hungary

The table contains the following information:

Judicial district: Name of the judicial district / second language variant as far as stated in official texts
Regional Court: Regional court to which the district court was subordinate
Political District (s): Political district (s) in which the judicial district was last responsible
Affiliation from 1919: Affiliation of the area of ​​the judicial district after the First World War ( regulated in the Treaty of Saint Germain )
Residents: Population (as of 1900)
Size: Area of ​​the judicial district in km² (status: 1900)
Judicial district Regional court Political District (s) Affiliation
from 1919 		Residents surface
Ala Rovereto Rovereto (country) Italy 10,894 188.70
Ampezzo / Hayden Bolzano Ampezzo Italy 3,088 254.57
Arco Rovereto Riva Italy 12,253 99.55
Borgo Trent Borgo Italy 13,827 221.34
Bozen / Bolzano Bolzano Bozen (city) , Bozen (country) Italy 39,809 557.69
Brixen / Bressanone Bolzano Brixen Italy 16,853 472.51
Brunico Bolzano Brunico Italy 11,212 252.00
Buchenstein / Livinallongo Bolzano Ampezzo Italy 2,857 115.19
Cavalese Trent Cavalese Italy 18,896 529.43
Cembra Trent Trento (country) Italy 8.092 93.16
Civezzano Trent Trento (country) Italy 9,987 112.44
Cles Trent Cles Italy 19,728 359.87
Condino Rovereto Tione Italy 11,368 399.48
Enneberg Bolzano Brunico Italy 5,289 401.75
Fassa Trent Cavalese Italy 4,182 235.34
Fondo Trent Cles Italy 1.1709 195.00
Put innsbruck black Austria 5.132 189.34
Glurns Bolzano Schlanders Italy 9,053 519.11
Hall innsbruck Innsbruck (country) Austria 17,531 356.77
Hopfgarten innsbruck Kitzbühel Austria 7,357 401.58
Imst innsbruck Imst Austria 9,705 661.60
innsbruck innsbruck Innsbruck (city) , Innsbruck (country) Austria 55.052 389.14
Kaltern / Caldaro Bolzano Bolzano (country) Italy 15,814 185.92
Kastelruth / Castelrotto Bolzano Bolzano (country) Italy 8.205 271.54
Kitzbühel innsbruck Kitzbühel Austria 16,361 762.65
Klausen / Chiusa Bolzano Bolzano (country) Italy 9,465 265.08
Kufstein innsbruck Kufstein Austria 21,318 493.50
Lana Bolzano Meran Italy 12,066 384.37
Landeck innsbruck Landeck Austria 14,175 999.03
Lavis Trent Trento (country) Italy 9,163 62.94
Levico Trent Borgo Italy 14,645 158.75
Lienz Bolzano Lienz Austria 13,113 566.25
Times Trent Cles Italy 14,908 611.39
Meran Bolzano Meran Italy 29,439 334.80
Mezolombardo Trent Mezolombardo Italy 19,557 267.60
Bodice innsbruck Innsbruck (country) Austria 4,195 358.19
Mori Rovereto Rovereto (country) Italy 10,829 110.40
Nauders innsbruck Landeck Austria / Italy 4,820 462.19
Neumarkt / Egna Bolzano Bolzano (country) Italy 8,838 158.23
Nogaredo
renamed “Villa Lagarina” in 1905 		Rovereto Rovereto (country) Italy 10,435 89.51
Passeier Bolzano Meran Italy 4,913 311.89
Pergine Trent Trento (country) Italy 14,031 136.26
Primiero Trent Primiero Italy 10,362 414.85
Rattenberg innsbruck Kufstein Austria 13,675 550.78
Reutte innsbruck Reutte Austria 15,253 1,096.08
reed innsbruck Landeck Austria 4,054 416.34
Riva Rovereto Riva Italy 11,339 94.72
Rovereto / Rovereto Rovereto Rovereto (city) , Rovereto (country) Italy 31,783 337.99
Sarnthal Bolzano Bolzano (country) Italy 3,612 302.50
Schlanders Bolzano Schlanders Italy 11,544 845.78
black innsbruck black Austria 15,304 667.26
Sillian Bolzano Lienz Austria / Italy 9,406 578.26
Silz innsbruck Imst Austria 11,851 1,042.61
Steinach innsbruck Innsbruck (country) Austria 6,955 469.26
Stenico Rovereto Tione Italy 9,600 248.56
Sterzing Bolzano Brixen Italy (large part) / Austria 10,870 730.38
Strigno Trent Borgo Italy 13,707 349.04
Taufers Bolzano Brunico Italy 8,436 634.85
Telfs innsbruck Innsbruck (country) Austria 11,152 518.05
Tione Rovereto Tione Italy 14,828 578.75
Trient / Trento Trent Trient (city) , Trient (country) Italy 38.024 125.95
Val di Ledro Rovereto Riva Italy 4,430 159.07
Vezzano Trent Trento (country) Italy 11.602 176.59
Monguelfo Bolzano Brunico Italy 9,341 548.96
Windischmatrei Bolzano Lienz Austria 7,685 1,005.31
Zell am Ziller innsbruck black Austria 7,735 794.52

Evidence and sources

  1. ^ Provincial law and government gazette for the Kronland Tirol and Vorarlberg. 1850, 1st piece, No. 1: Announcement of the State Court Introductory Commission of November 29, 1849, about the organization of courts in the Crown Lands of Tyrol and Vorarlberg
  2. ↑ Federal Law Gazette II No. 240/2002 : Ordinance of the Federal Government on the amalgamation of District Courts and the Sprengel of the remaining District Courts in Tyrol (District Courts Ordinance Tyrol)
  3. ↑ Statistics Austria Changes in the administrative structure of judicial districts 2002 to 2011
  4. ↑ a b Statistics Austria (Ed.): Municipal directory. As of January 1, 2016
  5. ^ Austrian Academy of Sciences: Historical Ortlexikon. Statistical documentation on population and settlement history. Tyrol. Data as of June 30, 2011
  6. ^ Central Statistical Office (ed.): Local directory of Austria. Edited on the basis of the results of the census of June 1, 1951. Österreichische Staatsdruckerei, Vienna 1953
  7. ↑ a b c k.k. Central Statistical Commission (Ed.): “Community encyclopedia of the kingdoms and countries represented in the Reichsrat. Edited on the basis of the results of the census of December 31, 1900. “ Volume VIII. Tyrol and Vorarlberg. ( Memento of the original from April 11, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Imperial and Royal Court and State Printing House, Vienna 1907 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / contentdm.lib.byu.edu