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The Supreme Court of the German Democratic Republic ( German: Oberstes Gericht der DDR) was the highest judicial organ of the GDR. It was set up in 1949 and was housed on Scharnhorststraße 6 in Berlin. The building now houses the district court in Berlin, Germany 2 Instance and the District Court Berlin-Mitte. In the early days, 14 judges made up the court. It was disestablished in 1990. [1]
Among the responsibilities of the court included
Later other tasks were added, mainly due to the process of simplification which is attributable to the pace of DDR-Justiz.
A constitutional court and special administrative, social and financial judicial branches did not exist in the GDR.
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The Supreme Court of the German Democratic Republic ( German: Oberstes Gericht der DDR) was the highest judicial organ of the GDR. It was set up in 1949 and was housed on Scharnhorststraße 6 in Berlin. The building now houses the district court in Berlin, Germany 2 Instance and the District Court Berlin-Mitte. In the early days, 14 judges made up the court. It was disestablished in 1990. [1]
Among the responsibilities of the court included
Later other tasks were added, mainly due to the process of simplification which is attributable to the pace of DDR-Justiz.
A constitutional court and special administrative, social and financial judicial branches did not exist in the GDR.