Verwaltungsgericht der Freien Hansestadt Bremen, Administrative court in Bremen, Germany.
The Administrative Court of Bremen is a court housed in the Justice Center at Am Wall 198 that handles legal disputes between citizens and government authorities. It processes cases across different areas of administrative law and operates through several specialized divisions.
The court was founded on July 1, 1924, marking Bremen's entry into administrative jurisdiction as the last state in the German Reich. After World War II, Bremen became in 1946 the first German state to restore its administrative court system under the Administrative Court Ordinance.
The court maintains six general chambers and four specialized chambers, reflecting the German legal system's structured approach to administrative justice.
The court is open Monday through Thursday from 9:00 to 15:00 and Friday from 9:00 to 13:30. Documents can also be submitted through a night mailbox when the court is not staffed.
During the post-war period in 1946, Bremen became the first German state to restore its administrative jurisdiction under the Administrative Court Ordinance.
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