State Court

State Court of Justice (StGH) is often the name for the constitutional court of a state.

Originally or traditionally, a state court does not exercise full constitutional jurisdiction (no constitutional complaint ), but rather one that is limited to disputes under state organization law .

In the Federal Republic of Germany, several state constitutional courts use the designation State Court :

• State Court of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen
• State Court of Hesse
• Lower Saxony State Court

The State Court for the State of Baden-Württemberg was renamed the Constitutional Court for the State of Baden-Württemberg on December 5, 2015 .

There was that in the German Reich

• State Court for the German Reich

In the Kingdom of Bavaria one existed

• Bavarian State Court

In the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg and later in the Free State of Oldenburg the

• Oldenburg State Court

In the Principality of Liechtenstein the

• State Court of the Principality of Liechtenstein

In Turkey the

• Yüce Divan , a special court to convict offenses of high-ranking officials

See also

• State court