75 Years of the Federal Constitutional Court: How Karlsruhe Has Shaped the Country
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The Federal Constitutional Court (BVerfG) becomes 75th ex-BND President August Hanning appreciates the importance of the court, but criticises judgments on intelligence services – and warns of the influence of lobby groups.
75 years ago, the Federal Constitutional Court began its work. With its judgments, it shaped the country and society. A ceremony in Karlsruhe pays tribute to the importance of the court. By Kolja Schwartz.
Equality, abortion, euthanasia: The Federal Constitutional Court has taken groundbreaking decisions in 75 years. An overview of the most important judgments that still shape life in Germany today.
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In politically stormy times, the Federal Constitutional Court celebrates its 75th anniversary. Does the court remain the liberal-democratic rock in the surf?
The court in Karlsruhe is regarded as the guardian of democracy and the rule of law. Even if it is non-partisan, the occupation of the judges' posts is highly political.
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