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Dr. Miriam Meßling

Portrait of Dr. Miriam Meßling

Justice of the First Senate

Born in Wuppertal in 1973

Married, two daughters

1979-1992Attended school in Rome and Witten
1992-1997Studied law in Trier and Münster
1997First State Examination in Law
1998-1999Doctoral studies at the Universities of Münster and Turin
2000-2002Legal traineeship in Baden-Württemberg
2001

Dr. iur., University of Münster;

Doctoral thesis: “Die Lösung rechtsgeschäftlicher Bindungen im deutschen und italienischen Privatrecht” (“Release from contractual obligations in German and Italian private law”)

2002Second State Examination in Law
2002-2005Judicial clerk at the Federal Constitutional Court (Cabinet of Justice Dr. h. c. Renate Jaeger)
2005-2006Judge at the Karlsruhe Social Court (Sozialgericht)
2007-2008Judge at the Freiburg Social Court
2009-2010Seconded as a judicial clerk to the Federal Social Court (Bundessozialgericht)
2011Seconded to the Stuttgart Higher Social Court (Landessozialgericht)
2012Seconded to the Mannheim Higher Administrative Court (Verwaltungsgerichtshof), simultaneously appointed judge at the Higher Social Court
2013-2016Head of a personnel division and the civil service law division at the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Justice
2016-2020Judge at the Federal Social Court
2021Presiding judge at the Federal Social Court
2022-2023Vice-President of the Federal Social Court
since April 2023Justice of the Federal Constitutional Court