Katrin Ryl takes helm at Brandenburg an der Havel District Court
Katrin Ryl has been inaugurated as the new director of Brandenburg an der Havel District Court. She succeeds Adelheid van Lessen, who is praised for her over two decades of service. The ceremony took place on November 5, 2025, with prominent attendees.
Ryl has served as van Lessen’s permanent deputy since 2010. She brings a broad range of professional experience, including a background as a judge and legal expert. Ryl hopes to continue the 'judicial family's' dedication and togetherness in shaping the future of the district court. She is highly regarded by her predecessor.
Van Lessen served over 40 years in the judiciary. She began her career with the belief that 'people can only live well together when the same rules apply to everyone—and when those rules are followed'. Her leadership has shaped the court with humanity, clarity, and reliability.
Katrin Ryl succeeds Adelheid van Lessen as the new director of Brandenburg an der Havel District Court. Ryl's professional background and dedication promise continuity and progress. The inauguration ceremony marked a significant transition, with prominent figures in attendance.
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