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September 28: Five Facts About the Federal Constitutional Court

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Decisions from Karlsruhe often have far-reaching consequences. But why is the court sitting there? And what about the red robes? For the 75th birthday a few facts.

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The Federal Constitutional Court is watching over the Constitution. What are its tasks? And why is it sitting in Karlsruhe? And why these red robes? An overview of Michael-Matthias Nordhardt and Frank Gäutigme.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Decisions from Karlsruhe often have far-reaching consequences. But why is the court sitting there? And what about the red robes? For the 75th birthday a few facts.

volksfreund.devolksfreund.de
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Decisions from Karlsruhe often have far-reaching consequences. But why is the court sitting there? And what about the red robes? For the 75th birthday a few facts.

Lean Left

Here you will find information on the topic of "Festact". Read now "Federal Constitutional Court celebrates 75th birthday in Karlsruhe".

·Germany
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Lean Right

Karlsruhe has repeatedly defended freedom against the state – and at the same time developed its own political power. In the year of its 75th birthday, the court is faced with the question of where the border between constitutional protection and constitutional policy runs.

Hotly discussed judgments, conspiratorial meetings and a moving human chain: Our author has reported on the Federal Constitutional Court for more than 30 years – and learned a lot for life.

·Munich, Germany
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Sueddeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Munich, Germany on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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