Dresden Court Rules Border Checks and Car Searches on Polish and Czech Borders Unlawful
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According to the court in Dresden, both the border controls ordered by the ministry with the Czech Republic and Poland and the contested actions against both complainants were unlawful. The first complaint was filed by a Polish citizen who lives with his family in Goerlitz and visits other family members living in Zgorzelec almost daily. He challenged the verification of his identity and the search of his minibus by German police in September 20…
Once again, a court declared the German border controls on neighbouring countries illegal.The Administrative Court of Dresden upheld two lawsuits against controls at the borders with the Czech Republic and Poland.
Border controls on Poland and the Czech Republic were illegal in two cases after a judgment of the Administrative Court of Dresden. The court allows an appeal on the basis of the principle question.
The Dresden Administrative Court gave the right to two commuters who had complained against controls at the borders with Poland and the Czech Republic.
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Two men from Saxony and Brandenburg had sued the entry controls within the EU. The Administrative Court Dresden gave them the right.
Judgment against German border controls: In two cases, the Administrative Court of Dresden ruled that the identification and search were illegal.
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