Studied in Kiel and Colchester, England, traineeship in Kiel, Schleswig and London. Lawyer since 2008, certified lawyer for administrative law, certified lawyer for public procurement law, notary since 2018
Specialisation: public law, public procurement law, notarial services
Dr Johannes Badenhop advises clients on public law, focusing on environmental and planning law, renewable energy law, subsidy and EU state aid law, kindergarten and youth welfare law, public commercial law, welfare law, in particular hospital law, as well as constitutional, European and international law.
As a certified lawyer for public procurement law, Dr Badenhop also advises public contracting authorities and bidders on public procurement law.
In his work as a notary, Dr Badenhop deals primarily with property-related certifications and company formations, in each case also with references to public law.
Dr Badenhop is a lecturer at Christian Albrecht University, initially teaching general political science and now hospital law. He is the author of a commentary on the Schleswig-Holstein State Nature Conservation Act and co-author of a commentary on the Child Day Care Act and a commentary on the Schleswig-Holstein Higher Education Act.
Publications
I. Monographs
Normative Foundations of the European Convention on Human Rights, monograph, Baden-Baden, 2010.
II. Commentaries
- Schleswig-Holstein Child Day Care Act, Commentary, Wiesbaden (together with Prof. Dr. Mathias Nebendahl), 11th edition 2025, introduction and commentary, Sections 1, 2, 8–12, 43–49, appendix
- Schleswig-Holstein Higher Education Act, commentary, Wiesbaden, August 2024, commentary on Sections 36–37
- Schleswig-Holstein State Nature Conservation Act, commentary, Wiesbaden loose-leaf 2019, introduction and commentary §§ 1–9
III. Essays
- The second retirement home – a plea for a contemporary interpretation of Section 35 para. 1 No. 1 BauGB (together with Charlotte Gaschke), AgrB 2023, 102–105
- Educational law issues in connection with immigration, SchlHA 2016, 410-413
- The principle of connectivity in the Schleswig-Holstein state constitution – also a discussion of the ruling of the Schleswig Administrative Court of 16 March 2010, in: NordÖR 2010, 282-285
- The EGGmbHG and retroactive effect – a constitutional assessment, in: ZInsO 2009, 793-802
IV. Discussion of decisions
- Commentary on the decision of the Higher Administrative Court of Bautzen of 28 August 2023 – 1 B 47/23, On the shadow cast by a wind turbine, AgrB 2024, 39
- Commentary on the ruling of the Schleswig Higher Administrative Court of 22 March 2023 – 5 KN 53/21, Regional Plan I Wind, RdL 2023, 163
V. Reviews
Review: Alfred Scheidler. Onshore wind turbines. Planning and licensing law in times of an accelerated energy transition, RdL 2023, 286
VI. Statements on draft legislation
- Statement on the draft bill to amend the State Planning Act, State Parliament document 18/4590 https://www.landtag.ltsh.de/infothek/wahl18/umdrucke/7000/umdruck-18-7008.pdf
B. Lectures
- "Contractual medical care in rural areas", 26th Schleswig Forum for Public Law, 2024
- "Educational law issues in connection with immigration" – 20th Schleswig Forum for Public Law, 2016
- Lectures at the University of Bayreuth as part of the "Human Rights" course (Prof. Dr. Carsten Bäcker) on the topic of "ECHR and principle theory" in 2019, 2022, 2023 and 2024
C. Continuing education events
- Lecturer at Fördecampus, a two-day training course and a one-day training course on public procurement law in 2025
- Lecture for senior administrative officials of the Duchy of Lauenburg district, together with Michael Koops, on the topic of "economic activity of municipalities" 17 September 2024
- Several training courses for clients on public procurement law in 2024
- Lecturer in the certified legal specialist course (module on procedural law – VwGO) in 2009, 2012, 2015, 2019 and 2024
D. Examiner
- Examiner for the first state law examination since 2022
- Examiner in the field of health law since 2020
