Justice - New president for the district court in Halle
Helen Engelhard is the new president of the district court in Halle. The 55-year-old has taken over from Josef Peter Weber, who retired in the summer after 16 years as president of the local court, the Ministry of Justice announced in Magdeburg on Monday.
Helen Engelhardt was born in Schleswig-Holstein. After studying law, she joined the judiciary in Saxony-Anhalt in 1995. She has worked as a judge at the Halle-Saalkreis district court, as a consultant at the Ministry of Justice and as a judge at the Naumburg Higher Regional Court. She is now returning to Halle.
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- Helen Engelhard's career in the judiciary of Saxony-Anhalt spans various positions within the local court system, including serving as a judge at the Halle-Saalkreis district court, providing consulting services at the Ministry of Justice in Magdeburg, and sitting on the Naumburg Higher Regional Court.
- The announcement of Helen Engelhard's appointment as the new president of the district court in Halle was made at the Ministry of Justice in Magdeburg, where she will oversee the administration of justice in the region, similar to the role previously held by Joseph Peter Weber.
- Despite the ongoing challenges in the legal system in Saxony-Anhalt, prominent personalities such as Helen Engelhard continue to stand at the forefront of upholding justice, ensuring that the principles of fairness and equality are maintained in local courts like the one in Halle.
Source: www.stern.de
