List of judicial districts in Styria

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Judicial districts in Styria (January 2015)
Affiliation of the judicial districts to the two regional courts (January 2015)

This list of judicial districts in Styria lists all of the existing and former judicial districts in the Austrian state of Styria . Of the 65 judicial districts created in 1849 (then including Lower Styria), 15 have been in existence since July 2014.

history

The judicial districts of Styria were created through an announcement of the provincial court introduction commission passed in 1849. Originally Styria comprised 65 judicial districts, which were initially subordinate to the three regional and district courts of Cilli , Graz and Leoben . Cilli had 20, Graz 24 and Leoben 21 judicial districts. In the course of the separation of the political from the judicial administration, the judicial districts lost their administrative role. This was then taken care of by the political districts, which in 1868 were usually formed from several judicial districts. This administrative structure remained almost unchanged until the end of the monarchy, even though, for example, due to the creation of the districts of Gröbming and Gonobitz, the allocation of the judicial districts to the political districts was subject to slight changes.

temporary changes in the court blocks from 1943 to 1945

In contrast to the district division, the creation of the Marburg District Court in 1898 brought about a major change in the division of the courts. As a result of the formation, ten judicial districts were removed from the area of ​​the Cilli District Court and subsequently placed under the Marburg District Court. After the end of the First World War , the Treaty of Saint-Germain brought about further serious changes in the organization of the courts. The Styria had the Lower Styria, d. H. cede the areas of the district courts of Cilli and Marburg, with the exception of small shares of the judicial districts of Mahrenberg and Marburg, to the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Parts of the judicial districts of Leibnitz, Arnfels, Mureck and Radkersburg also fell to Yugoslavia.

In 1923, three judicial districts were dissolved for the first time. From June 15, 1943, the district courts of Fehring , Rottenmann and Wildon were shut down, the business operations of some other smaller district courts were limited to the one office of a neighboring district court, at other court locations only official days took place, so that from then until 1945 there were dealings with the official district such courts concerned that can bear the official seal of a neighboring court (e.g. at the jurisdiction locations Eibiswald , Wildon , Arnfels , Gröbming , Pöllau ). In 1945 these courts were given the name District Court and their full range of powers.

Eight district courts lost their independence in 1976, eleven district courts were closed in 2002, and in 2004 the judicial district of Bad Aussee was dissolved. In 2007, the area of ​​the Graz District Court was divided: from the municipalities of the Graz Surrounding District, which belong to the Graz judicial district, and the Graz Districts I.-III. and VI.-XII. became the judicial district Graz-Ost and the Graz city districts IV.-V. and XIII.-XVII. the Graz-West judicial district was formed.

On July 1, 2013, the districts of Frohnleiten , Hartberg , Irdning and Knittelfeld were dissolved, and on July 1, 2014, the districts of Bad Radkersburg , Gleisdorf and Stainz followed .

Due to the changes in the framework of the municipal structural reform in Styria , the jurisdiction of the district courts in Styria was newly announced with effect from January 1, 2015. This was necessary because some newly emerging communities are made up of earlier communities that were in different districts and a number of new communities also have newly introduced names (e.g. the community of Schwarzautal ). The changes are summarized in the District Courts Ordinance Styria 2015.

Judicial districts from 1919

Existing judicial districts

The table contains the following information: The table contains the following information:

GRKZ: Court district code (according to Statistics Austria)
Judicial district: Name of the judicial district
Regional Court: Regional court to which the district court is subordinate
Political district: Political district (s) in which the judicial district is located
Population: Number of registered residents with main residence in the respective judicial district (as of 2017)
Surface: Area of ​​the judicial districts in km² (as of 2016)
GRKZ Judicial district Regional court Political District (s) population surface
6211 Bruck an der Mur Leoben Bruck-Mürzzuschlag 61,316 1,306.33
6031 Deutschlandsberg Graz Deutschlandsberg 60,808 864.02
6231 Feldbach Graz Southeast Styria 86,044 1,009.44
6221 Fürstenfeld Graz Hartberg-Fürstenfeld 90,539 1,227.59
6011 Graz-East Graz Graz , Graz area 262.071 602.45
6012 Graz-West Graz Graz , Graz area 172,898 611.38
6201 Judenburg Leoben Murtal 72,842 1,675.78
6101 Leibnitz Graz Leibnitz 81,748 726.96
6112 Leoben Leoben Leoben 60,943 1,052.18
6124 Liezen Leoben Liezen 57.192 2,362.36
6141 Murau Leoben Murau 28.164 1,384.12
6212 Mürzzuschlag Leoben Bruck-Mürzzuschlag 38,518 848.47
6126 Schladming Leoben Liezen 22,819 952.88
6161 Voitsberg Graz Voitsberg 51,636 679.22
6173 Wheat Graz Wheat 89,760 1,097.86

Judicial districts dissolved after 1919

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: Political district at that time in which the judicial district was located
Resolution: Date on 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
Judicial district Regional court Political district
upon dissolution 		resolution Assigned to
Aflenz Leoben Bruck an der Mur June 1, 1923 Bruck an der Mur
Arnfels Graz Leibnitz October 1, 1976 Leibnitz
Bad Aussee Leoben Liezen January 1, 2004 Irdning
Bad Radkersburg Graz Southeast Styria July 1, 2014 Feldbach
Birkfeld Graz Wheat July 1, 2002 Wheat
Eibiswald Graz Deutschlandsberg July 1, 2002 Deutschlandsberg
Iron ore Leoben Leoben July 1, 2002 Leoben
Fehring Graz Feldbach October 1, 1976 Feldbach
Friedberg Graz Hartberg October 1, 1976 Hartberg
Frohnleiten Graz Graz area July, 1st 2013 Graz-West
Gleisdorf Graz Wheat July 1, 2014 Wheat
Grobming Leoben Liezen July 1, 2002 Schladming
Hartberg Graz Hartberg-Fürstenfeld July, 1st 2013 Fürstenfeld
Irdning Leoben Liezen July, 1st 2013 Liezen
Kindberg Leoben Mürzzuschlag July 1, 2002 Mürzzuschlag
Kirchbach in Styria Graz Feldbach October 1, 1976 Feldbach
Knittelfeld Leoben Murtal July, 1st 2013 Judenburg
Mariazell Leoben Bruck an der Mur July 1, 2002 Bruck an der Mur
Mautern Leoben Leoben June 1, 1923 Leoben
Mureck Graz Radkersburg July 1, 2002 Bad Radkersburg
Neumarkt in Styria Leoben Murau July 1, 2002 Murau
shelter Leoben Judenburg June 1, 1923 Judenburg
Oberwölz Leoben Murau July 1, 2002 Murau
Oberzeiring Leoben Judenburg October 1, 1976 Judenburg
Pöllau Graz Hartberg October 1, 1976 Hartberg
Rottenmann Leoben Liezen July 1, 2002 Liezen
St. Gallen Leoben Liezen October 1, 1976 Liezen
Stainz Graz Deutschlandsberg July 1, 2014 Deutschlandsberg
Advance Graz Hartberg October 1, 1976 Hartberg
Wildon Graz Leibnitz July 1, 2002 Leibnitz

Judicial districts between 1849 and 1919

Judicial districts in the Duchy of Steyermark (1855)

The table contains the following information:

Judicial district: Name of the judicial district. If available with the addition of the Slovenian name form.
Regional Court: Regional court to which the district court was last subordinate
Political district: Political district at that time in which the judicial district was located. If available with the addition of the Slovenian name form.
Affiliation from 1919: Affiliation of the territories of the judicial district after the First World War
( regulated in the Treaty of Saint Germain )
Residents: Number of residents in the respective judicial district (as of 1910)
Surface: Area of ​​the judicial district in km² (as of 1910)
Judicial district Regional
court 		Political district
upon dissolution 		Affiliation
from 1919 		Population
(as of 1910) 		Area
km² (1910)
Aflenz Leoben Bruck an der Mur Austria 07,298 355.67
Arnfels Graz Leibnitz Ö (large part) / YU 17.163 229.01
Bad Aussee Leoben Grobming Austria 10,283 469.16
Birkfeld Graz Wheat Austria 14,495 385.81
Bruck an der Mur Graz Bruck an der Mur Austria 30,609 537.70
Cilli / Celje Cilli Cilli / Celje Yugoslavia 49,379 449.88
Deutschlandsberg Graz Deutschlandsberg Austria 20,107 371.00
Drachenburg / Kozje Cilli Rann / Brežice Yugoslavia 18,300 250.46
Eibiswald Graz Deutschlandsberg Austria 15,144 199.11
Iron ore Leoben Leoben Austria 10.135 248.61
Fehring Graz Feldbach Austria 15,967 170.69
Feldbach Graz Feldbach Austria 33,402 364.76
Franz / Vransko Cilli Cilli / Celje Yugoslavia 11,234 185.31
Friedau / Ormož Marburg Pettau / Ptuj Yugoslavia 20,792 223.38
Friedberg Graz Hartberg Austria 09,118 200.11
Frohnleiten Graz Graz surroundings Austria 16,446 407.54
Fürstenfeld Graz Feldbach Austria 21,674 251.95
Gleisdorf Graz Wheat Austria 27,579 310.35
Gonobitz / Konjice Cilli Gonobitz / Konjice Yugoslavia 22,137 352.40
Graz Graz Graz Austria 151.781 021.59
Graz surroundings Graz Graz surroundings Austria 89,600 758.98
Grobming Leoben Grobming Austria 05,848 506.94
Hartberg Graz Hartberg Austria 27,250 361.34
Irdning Leoben Grobming Austria 08,109 476.87
Judenburg Leoben Judenburg Austria 32,043 420.05
Kindberg Leoben Mürzzuschlag Austria 21,440 373.91
Kirchbach Graz Feldbach Austria 15,013 200.39
Knittelfeld Leoben Judenburg Austria 23,910 578.22
Leibnitz Graz Leibnitz Ö (large part) / YU 32,038 311.47
Leoben Leoben Leoben Austria 47,852 520.79
Lichtenwald / Sevnica Cilli Rann / Brežice Yugoslavia 11,541 158.37
Liezen Leoben Liezen Austria 07,941 426.07
Luttenberg / Ljutomer Marburg Luttenberg / Ljutomer Yugoslavia 14,676 172.91
Mahrenberg / Radlje ob Dravi Cilli Windischgraz /
Slovenji Gradec 		Ö / YU (large part) 15,239 345.03
Marburg / Maribor Marburg Marburg / Maribor Ö / YU (large part) 84.908 704.93
Mariazell Leoben Bruck an der Mur Austria 07.168 437.99
Mautern Leoben Leoben Austria 06,722 325.20
Murau Leoben Murau Austria 11,610 734.22
Mureck / Murek Graz Radkersburg / Radgona Ö (large part) / YU 23,273 291.26
Mürzzuschlag Leoben Mürzzuschlag Austria 20,879 450.45
Neumarkt Leoben Murau Austria 10,474 346.04
shelter Leoben Judenburg Austria 04,380 180.29
Oberburg / Gornji Grad Cilli Cilli / Celje Yugoslavia 15,296 509.03
Oberradkersburg /
Gornja Rodgona 		Marburg Luttenberg / Ljutomer Yugoslavia 12,840 143.14
Oberwölz Leoben Murau Austria 05,455 304.86
Oberzeiring Leoben Judenburg Austria 05,999 496.52
Pettau / Ptuj Marburg Pettau / Ptuj Yugoslavia 53,645 610.76
Pöllau Graz Hartberg Austria 10,864 176.87
Radkersburg / Radgona Graz Radkersburg / Radgona Ö (large part) / YU 15,956 158.30
Rann / Brežice Cilli Rann / Brežice Yugoslavia 20,488 204.66
Rohitsch / Rogatec Cilli Pettau / Ptuj Yugoslavia 12.199 152.77
Rottenmann Leoben Liezen Austria 11,466 381.15
Schladming Leoben Grobming Austria 07,519 424.74
Schönstein / Šoštanj Cilli Windischgraz /
Slovenji Gradec 		Yugoslavia 14,546 214.60
St. Gallen Leoben Liezen Austria 07,547 589.98
St. Leonhard in Windischbühel
Sveti Lenart v Slovenskih Goricah 		Marburg Marburg / Maribor Yugoslavia 17,676 207.63
St. Marein near Erlachstein
Šmarje pri Jelšah 		Cilli Cilli / Celje Yugoslavia 17,740 198.19
Stainz Graz Deutschlandsberg Austria 16,590 231.81
Tüffer / Laško Cilli Cilli / Celje Yugoslavia 30,644 307.65
Voitsberg Graz Voitsberg Austria 40,896 675.22
Advance Graz Hartberg Austria 08,319 250.89
Wheat Graz Wheat Austria 23,275 362.41
Wildon Graz Leibnitz Austria 16,698 202.70
Windischfeistritz /
Slovenska Bistrica 		Marburg Marburg / Maribor Yugoslavia 19,907 280.51
Windischgraz /
Slovenji Gradec 		Cilli Windischgraz /
Slovenji Gradec 		Yugoslavia 13,635 274.64

Evidence and sources

  1. ^ Reichs-Gesetz-Blatt for the Empire of Austria. Born in 1868, XVII. Piece, No. 44. "Act of May 19, 1868 on the establishment of political administrative authorities in the kingdoms ..."
  2. ^ Reichs-Gesetz-Blatt for the Empire of Austria. Born in 1868, XLI. Piece, No. 101: Ordinance of July 10, 1868
  3. ^ Ordinance and official gazette for the Reichsgau Steiermark, year 1943, pp. 236–237.
  4. ↑ StGBl. No. 47/1945
  5. ↑ "Close seven district courts". Kleine Zeitung , June 22, 2012, archived from the original on July 14, 2014 .;
  6. ↑ District Courts Ordinance Styria 2015. Federal Law Gazette II No. 298/2014 , issued November 19, 2014. ZDB ID 1361921-4 p. 1.
  7. ↑ Population of the judicial districts on 1.1.2017
  8. ↑ Statistics Austria (ed.): Municipal directory. As of January 1, 2016
  9. ↑ a b k.k. Central Statistical Commission (Ed.): Spezialortsrepertorium von Steiermark. Edited on the basis of the results of the census of December 31, 1910. Vienna 1917