Question 150
A court lay judge in Germany is ...
Deutsch: Ein Gerichtsschöffe/eine Gerichtsschöffin in Deutschland ist …
Answer options
- a member of a municipal council.
- a person who has studied law
- the deputy of the head of the city
- an honorary judge✓ Correct answer
Explanation
The question relates to the German legal system and the participation of citizens in court proceedings. In certain courts, in addition to professional judges, lay judges are also involved in decision-making decisions. The term "court lay judge" describes such a role. In order to find the right answer, it is important to know what tasks and prerequisites these people have and whether they hold an office, a profession or an honorary function.
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