Municipal Court in Prague

Name: Municipal Court in Prague
Address: Spálená 2, 112 16 Nové Město, Czechia, Nové Město, Czech

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Contact Municipal Court in Prague

Address :	Spálená 2, 112 16 Nové Město, Czechia
Phone :	📞 +9
Website :	https://www.justice.cz/web/mestsky-soud-v-praze
Categories :	Courthouse ,
City :	Nové Město

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A	Adam Michal on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Děkuji Všem ❤? Thank you all ❤?
M	Makatu zakatu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Budova je památkově chráněná. The building is listed.
M	Marek Šolmes Srazil on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Miluji toto místo. Soudce byl drsný... Přísedící soudkyně zamlklé... A všichni si svorně vyslechli snůžku lží. Myslel jsem, že se u soudu lhát nesmí... Ale kdo víc lže, má víc bodů. Tak to vypadá... Ale dávám 5 hvězd, neboť doufám, že drsný pan soudce lži prohlédne... Flower Power.... I love this place. The judge was harsh ... The adjudicating judge was silent ... And they all heard a lie of lies. I thought he wasn't allowed to lie in court ... But whoever lies more has more points. That's how it looks ... But I give 5 stars, because I hope the harsh judge of lies will examine ... Flower Power ....
J	Josef Pumr on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Můj oblíbený soud. Našel jsem zde určité zastání. Předseda senátu se ke mě zachoval velice lidsky a spravedlivě. Škoda, že takto profesionální přístup nemohu přiřknout i ostatním soudům v ČR. My favorite court. I found some support here. The President of the Senate treated me very humanely and fairly. It is a pity that I cannot attribute such a professional approach to other courts in the Czech Republic.
V	Vladimir Pecha on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The courthouse on Charles Square next to the New Town Hall was built in 1903 according to the plans of the Viennese architect Főrster. The building was originally designed for the needs of the provincial criminal court, which used it until 1933, when the regional criminal court was moved to a new courthouse in Pankrác. The building was approved on June 22, 1903 and also housed apartments for caretakers and prison guards. In terms of the number of judges, the Municipal Court in Prague is the largest Czech court. The local interest is the fact that in 1907 Franz Kafka completed his second half of his compulsory juridical practice here. Soudní budova na Karlově náměstí v sousedství Novoměstské radnice byla postavena v roce 1903 podle plánů vídeňského architekta Főrstra. Budova byla původně projektována pro potřeby zemského soudu trestního, který ji užíval do roku 1933, kdy byl krajský soud trestní přemístěn do nové soudní budovy na Pankráci. Kolaudace budovy proběhla 22. června 1903. V budově byly i byty pro zřízence a vězeňské dozorce. Co do počtu soudců je Městský soud v Praze největším českým soudem vůbec. Zdejší zajímavostí je skutečnost, že tu v roce 1907 absolvoval svoji druhou polovinu povinné právní praxe Franz Kafka. The courthouse on Charles Square next to the New Town Hall was built in 1903 according to the plans of the Viennese architect Főrster. The building was originally designed for the needs of the provincial criminal court, which used it until 1933, when the regional criminal court was moved to a new courthouse in Pankrác. The building was approved on June 22, 1903 and also housed apartments for caretakers and prison guards. In terms of the number of judges, the Municipal Court in Prague is the largest Czech court. The local interest is the fact that in 1907 Franz Kafka completed his second half of his compulsory juridical practice here. The courthouse on Charles Square next to the New Town Hall was built in 1903 according to the plans of the Viennese architect Főrstra. The building was originally designed for the needs of the provincial criminal court, which used it until 1933, when the regional criminal court was moved to a new courthouse in Pankrác. The building was approved on June 22, 1903. The building also included apartments for caretakers and prison guards. In terms of the number of judges, the Municipal Court in Prague is the largest Czech court ever. Of interest here is the fact that Franz Kafka completed his second half of compulsory legal practice here in 1907.