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Hanseatisches Oberlandesgericht in Bremen

A Symbol of Bremen's Autonomy

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Established on July 15, 1947, the Hanseatic Higher Regional Court in Bremen is a cornerstone of the city's judicial system. Its creation, supported by the American military government, was a significant act in solidifying Bremen's state sovereignty. The court has been headed by President Ann-Marie Wolff since 2019.

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Prior to its establishment, the Hanseatic Higher Regional Court in Hamburg was the superior court.

Quick Facts

Opening Hours: Mo-Th 08:30-16:00, Fr 08:30-15:00
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: oberlandesgericht.bremen.de

Guided Story

Standing here at the Hanseatic Higher Regional Court in Bremen, you're in front of a key player in the city's judicial scene since July 15, 1947. This court was established with the backing of the American military government, cementing Bremen's state sovereignty. Just seven meters north, you can spot the State Court of Bremen, a close neighbor in this cluster of judicial buildings. Since 2019, the court has been under the leadership of President Ann-Marie Wolff, continuing its vital function in Bremen's legal framework. To the south, only 14 meters away, lies the Administrative Court, further emphasizing the area’s significant role in the city’s legal affairs.