Justizvollzugsanstalt Bernau

The Bayerischen Staatsministeriums der Justiz is a central component of the Bavarian state administration, responsible for justice matters in the Free State of Bavaria. It is based in the Munich Justizpalast and is divided into eight departments and the Landesjustizprüfungsamt [1][5].

• Court Administration: The ministry is responsible for the organization and administration of courts, including 73 local courts, 22 regional courts and three higher regional courts [1].
• Penal System: It operates 36 prisons and promotes the training of correctional officers through the Bayerische Justizvollzugsakademie [1].
• Digitalization: In cooperation with CGI, the IT infrastructure is being modernized to promote electronic legal transactions and digital files [3].

The main mission of the ministry is to ensure the independence and efficiency of the judiciary. It is committed to promoting the rule of law and justice. Values such as transparency, fairness and efficiency are central to the work of the ministry.

The ministry attaches great importance to the digitalization and modernization of the judiciary in order to offer citizens better services and increase efficiency [3]. In addition, the ministry is involved in the training and further education of judicial staff in order to ensure a high quality of judicial services [1].

The Bayerischen Staatsministeriums der Justiz plays a central role in Bavarian justice policy and works closely with other authorities to promote the rule of law. The digital transformation is a central focus to make the judiciary fit for the future.

• 1 - https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayerisches_Staatsministerium_der_Justiz