Landgericht Detmold, Regional court and heritage monument in Detmold, Germany.
The Landgericht Detmold is a regional court and heritage monument in Detmold, North Rhine-Westphalia, serving as an intermediate judicial instance for civil, criminal, and commercial disputes. The facility contains multiple courtrooms and administrative spaces organized to handle cases and legal proceedings.
The court was established as a regional judicial instance within Germany's court hierarchy and falls under the jurisdiction of the Higher Regional Court Hamm. Since its founding, it has remained a key venue for legal proceedings in the region.
The building displays the straightforward architecture typical of 20th century German public institutions. Visitors encounter a functional structure that reflects the seriousness of the German legal system.
The building is located at Paulinenstraße 46 in Detmold and is accessible during standard business hours. Visitors should understand that this is an active court, so rules apply regarding participation in hearings and access to courtrooms.
The court handled a notable environmental case where a farmer sued Volkswagen over its role in climate change. This case demonstrated how regional courts address contemporary environmental concerns.
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