Andreas Freyberger named Ulm’s new top public prosecutor after decades in justice

A native of Ulm returns to lead its prosecution office—his career spans courts, ministries, and high-stakes crime. What’s next for the region’s justice system?

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2025 November 8 . 9:13 AM

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Andreas Freyberger named Ulm’s new top public prosecutor after decades in justice

Andreas Freyberger, a seasoned public prosecutor, has taken over as the leading senior public prosecutor in Ulm today. He succeeds Christof Lehr, who recently retired, and moves from the Public Prosecutor's Office Ellwangen where he served as the head for over twelve years.

Freyberger's career spans over two decades in the state's justice system. He was born in Ulm and began his service in 1996. Throughout his career, he has held various roles, including positions at the District Court Schwäbisch Hall, Regional Court Heilbronn, Administrative Court Stuttgart, and Public Prosecutor's Office Heilbronn. He also spent time at the Ministry of Justice, tackling significant issues such as organized crime.

His transfer to Ulm was facilitated by Minister of Justice and Migration Marion Gentges, who praised Freyberger's extensive experience, professional prowess, and exceptional organizational skills.

Andreas Freyberger's appointment as the leading senior public prosecutor in Ulm brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the role. His familiarity with the region, having been born in Ulm, and his proven track record in various positions within the justice system make him an ideal fit for the post.