Christmas amnesty in BW: 160 prisoners return home early!
Christmas amnesty in BW: 160 prisoners return home early!
Baden-Baden, Deutschland - In Baden-Württemberg there are several explosive developments in the educational and judiciary. On the one hand, a survey among teachers causes excitement that express massive criticism for fourth graders after the New Tests. Around two thirds of the respondents hold the tests that serve the elementary school recommendation for secondary schools, superfluous and criticize the severe math tasks and the time pressure during the exams. As the swr The experience has that the test results do not match their personal assessment of the students - especially in children with language deficits. This stirs up concerns about the suitability and fairness of the tests.
Court proceedings for working time recording
At the same time, a highly expected legal proceedings for recording work for teachers were stopped for the time being. Two high school teachers had tried to legally enforced their working hours, but their lawsuits were withdrawn according to a statement by the Stuttgart Administrative Court. This leaves the question of how much time teachers outside of the lessons actually spend on preparations, corrections and other tasks without being recorded. According to swp remains unclear whether and when such measures could be checked again.In another gesture of the liberation, the Baden-Württemberg judiciary once again released more than 160 prisoners this year in order to give them the opportunity to spend the Christmas season with its families. This so -called Christmas amnesty is a traditional process that has existed since 1963 to enable prisoners to make a new beginning, as Justice Minister Marion Gentges (CDU) explained. These layoffs primarily affect prisoners who would have been released shortly before the holidays, which takes a further look at the challenges of the judicial system in the region.
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