Verwaltungsgericht Greifswald

The Verwaltungsgericht Greifswald is a specialized court located on Domstraße that handles legal disputes between citizens and government agencies. The building contains multiple chambers and focuses on reviewing whether administrative decisions follow the law.

The court was established after World War II when Germany created a new system to review administrative decisions. These courts were created to handle conflicts between citizens and government in a fair manner.

This court is a place where citizens can observe how administrative decisions are reviewed and challenged. Visitors can sit in on hearings to understand how the legal system resolves disputes between people and government agencies.

Visitors can attend hearings during business hours from Monday to Friday, but should check in advance about which cases are scheduled. Access to the courtrooms is generally permitted, though the court may restrict entry for certain proceedings.

The court is known for its commitment to public participation and encourages people to directly observe the legal process. This helps build public understanding of how administrative questions are handled in the region.