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Sozialgericht Oldenburg
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Sozialgericht Oldenburg

Oldenburg's Hub for Social Justice

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The Sozialgericht Oldenburg plays a key role in the social court system of Lower Saxony. With around 50 employees, including 18 full-time judges, it serves as a venue for social adjudication. Regularly, 110 honorary judges participate in hearings, enriching the legal process with diverse viewpoints.
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110 honorary judges regularly assist in court hearings.

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Can you feel the calmness emanating from this building? It's as if the walls are keeping the stories of people who seek justice here. Look to your left, and you'll see the elegant Elisabeth-Anna-Palais. In contrast, the Social Court stands with its clear, modern lines. Did you know that alongside the full-time judges, there are many volunteer judges working here? These dedicated citizens come from all over the region to assist in the hearings. Behind you, a little further, stands the Pulverturm, a relic from a different era. Yet, here at the Social Court, past and present are uniquely intertwined. It's worth a visit to see how justice is administered today.

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