Elective place of jurisdiction

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A choice of jurisdiction is when the party that calls the court, among several local competent can choose dishes in which these dishes they process pending does.

This constellation can occur in different variants. In civil proceedings, the plaintiff can usually choose between the general and the special place of jurisdiction, provided that there is no exclusive place of jurisdiction .

In criminal proceedings , the public prosecutor's office can file a public complaint at any of the courts responsible under Sections 7–9 of the Code of Criminal Procedure .