Studied in Düsseldorf, legal clerkship in Hamburg, Berlin, Strasbourg, Brussels, Karlsruhe, lawyer since 2020.
Dr Redder advises clients on public law with a focus on public building law, civil service law, school and university law, public grants law as well as constitutional, international and European law.
Key areas of activity in public building law are the review of development plans, the granting of building permits and the review of building regulations.
In addition, Dr Redder advises on all areas of civil service law, in particular on civil service law competition disputes and disciplinary proceedings. Since February 2024, Dr Redder has been a lecturer at the University of Applied Sciences for Administration and Services (FH Altenholz) in the field of "Civil Service Law". Through GIBT Colleg e.V. and Kommunales Bildungswerk e.V., he regularly offers seminars on the topics of "Disciplinary law in Schleswig-Holstein. Legal foundations, procedure, practical issues" and "The dismissal of revocation and probationary civil servants". Dr Redder also holds webinars on the topic of "The new whistleblower protection law - whistleblowing in public administration" via KOMMA (Competence Centre for Administrative Management). The rights and obligations of employees in the public sector in the area of whistleblowing are discussed.
In school and university law, Dr Redder advises universities in particular on all issues relating to education law. He is co-editor of the PdK commentary on the Schleswig-Holstein Higher Education Act.
Dr Redder also supports authorities and private individuals in the area of grants law. This includes, in particular, advice on eligibility for grants and the cancellation of grant notifications.
In constitutional, international and European law, Dr Redder supports his clients in particular in all matters relating to the protection of fundamental rights. This also includes the drafting of constitutional complaints to the Federal Constitutional Court and individual complaints to the European Court of Human Rights. Dr Redder is the author of a textbook on fundamental rights, which will be published in 2025.
Before joining BROCK MÜLLER ZIEGENBEIN, he worked as a lawyer in a law firm specialising in public law in Hamburg.
Publications
I. Monographs
- The constitutional protection of whistleblowers, Berlin 2020
Reviews of:
- Prof. Dr Dietmar Janel, The Law of Labour, 3/2021, pp. 272-273,
- Prof Dr Bernhard Stüer, Deutsches Verwaltungsblatt, 14/2020, pp. 939-940,
- Daniel Sandmann, Journal der Wirtschaftsstrafrechtlichen Vereinigung e.V., October 2020, issue 3/4, pp. 185-187,
- Kristina Harrer-Kouliev, Collection of Labour Law Decisions, 3/2021.
II Book contributions and commentaries
- Beck-online.Grosskommentar zum Hinweisgeberschutzgesetz, editors: Claudia Schubert/Axel Kämmerer/Rüdiger Veil, status: 01.11.2024, commentary: § 1 (together with Axel Kämmerer), §§ 7 and 32.
- Commentary on the Schleswig-Holstein Higher Education Act, August 2024, commentary: §§ 1, 2, 5-7, 9, 13-17
- Commentary on the Schleswig-Holstein School Act, 16th amendment September 2023; commentary §§: 4, 16, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 136, 145.
- Whistleblowing in the police - When may police officers turn to external parties?, in: Jahrbuch Öffentliche Sicherheit 2020/2021 (ed.: Möllers/van Ooyen), pp. 531-540.
III Essays
- Determining the correct basis for authorisation in assembly law, Juristische Ausbildung 2024(2), pp. 114-124.
- The municipal effects of the new Whistleblower Protection Act, Kommunaljurist 2023, pp. 201-205.
- Between nature conservation and residents' claims - on dealing with tree roots from a municipal perspective in Schleswig-Holstein -, Part I, Die Gemeinde 6/2023, pp. 163-167, Part II, Die Gemeinde SH 7+8/2023, pp. 182-185.
- The judicial review of examination decisions, Juristische Schulung 2023, pp. 542-546.
- The principle of judicial publicity, Juristische Arbeitsblätter 2023, pp. 265-270.
- Challenging bad station reports correctly, LTO article from 18.04.2022.
- The Federal Assembly Act - substantive legal foundations with special consideration of case law -, in: Zeitschrift für das Juristische Studium, 5/2021, pp. 585-598.
- The "unlawful procurement of information" from a constitutional law perspective, in: Juristische Arbeitsblätter 2019, 519-521.
- The extraterritorial applicability of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the European Convention on Human Rights, in: Humanitäres Völkerrecht, Vol. 1, Issue 3-4, 2018, pp. 261-275.
- 20 Review questions on international diplomatic law, in: Zeitschrift für das juristische Studium, 3/2016, pp. 316-322.
- The inviolability of embassy premises (Art. 22 para. 1 WCD) and its limits - breach of a fundamental principle in firefighting operations?, in: Archiv des Völkerrechts, 53 (2015), pp. 525-546.
IV. reviews of decisions
- Decision note on VGH Munich, decision of 11 October 2024 - 15 ZB 24.315, juris PraxisReport Öffentliches Baurecht 3/2025 note 3.
- Decision note on OVG Münster, decision of 30/09/2024 - 8 CS 24.1462, juris PraxisReport Öffentliches Baurecht 1/2025, note 1.
- Decision note on OVG Münster, judgement of 23/04/2024 - 7 A 5/24, juris PraxisReport Öffentliches Baurecht 7/2024, note 3.
- Decision note on OVG Münster, decision of 3 May 2024 - 10 A 1284/22, juris PraxisReport Öffentliches Baurecht 6/2024, note 5.
- Decision note on VG Koblenz, decision of 28 April 2023 - 1 K 577/22.KO, juris PraxisReport Öffentliches Baurecht 2/2024, note 5.
- Decision note on OVG Münster, decision of 19 October 2023 - 10 B 1171/22, juris PraxisReport Öffentliches Baurecht 1/2024, note 4.
- Decision note on OVG Münster, decision of 12 July 2023 - 7 A 286/22, juris PraxisReport Öffentliches Baurecht 10/2023, note 6.
- Decision note on OVG Magdeburg, decision of 30 May 2023 - 2 L 103/21.Z, juris PraxisReport Öffentliches Baurecht 9/2023, note 2.
- Decision note on ECtHR (Grand Chamber), Halet v. Luxembourg, judgment of 14 February 2023 - No. 21884/18, in: Neue Zeitschrift für Verwaltungsrecht, 9/2023, pp. 657-659.
- Decision note on ECtHR, Gawlik v. Liechtenstein, judgment of 16 February 2021 - No. 23922/19, in: Neue Zeitschrift für Verwaltungsrecht, 14/2021, pp. 1047-1049.
- Oxford Reports on International Law in Domestic Courts, ILDC 2762 (DE 2013), 6 December 2017 [Federal Labour Court, Judgment of 19 December 2013, 6 AZR 190/12].
- Oxford Reports on International Law in Domestic Courts, ILDC 2591 (DE 2010), 12 January 2017 [Higher Regional Court of Berlin, Order of 14 June 2010, 1 W 276/09].
- Oxford Reports on International Law in Domestic Courts, ILDC 2532 (DE 2015), 1 August 2016 [Federal Court of Justice, Judgment of 22 October 2015, V ZB 79/15].
- Oxford Reports on International Law in Domestic Courts, ILDC 2417 (DE 1997), 16 July 2015 [Federal Labour Court, Judgment of 20 November 1997, 2 AZR 631/96].
- Oxford Reports on International Law in Domestic Courts, ILDC 2416 (DE 2011), 25 June 2015 [Federal Court of Justice, Order of 30 November 2011, XII ZB 300/10].
- Oxford Reports on International Law in Domestic Courts, ILDC 2764 (DE 2007), 15 November 2014 [Higher Administrative Court of Saxony, Order of 9 March 2007, 4 BS 216/06].
- Oxford Reports on International Law in Domestic Courts, ILDC 953 (DE 2007), 21 May 2014 [Federal Constitutional Court of Germany (Chamber), Order of 29 May 2007, 2 BvR 695/07].
V. Miscellaneous
- Hamburg Night of Knowledge (2017): "Waiting for the German Edward Snowden - When will intelligence service employees be allowed to reveal internal abuses?"
