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Tuesday, 11/10/2026
at 8:00 PM



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In the course of every life, the question of right and wrong arises. What is good, what is evil? The decision is harder than one thinks. Because someone who shoots their grandmother from 500 meters away is indeed a good marksman, but not a good grandson.

At least it is good that we have a judiciary that helps with this. With clear judgments like the one from the Social Court of Berlin: “A knee caught in the front door of the house is accident insured because it was already on the way to work.”

German law is often also great comedy. So let us laugh about it. Johannes Hallervorden’s new program is densely packed with punchlines and abyssal. He dives into legal philosophy and important societal questions: At what age do you no longer receive genuine congratulatory letters from the pension fund? How did the judgment of the Federal Court come about, which states that women in the passenger seat should generally remain silent? And are naked people in the sauna a travel defect?

These are just some of the construction sites surrounding the location of justice in Germany. So look forward to an evening filled with humor, strong punchlines, and cabaret depth.

Book: Werner Koczwara

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