stv. Dir. AG
English translation: deputy head of the (administrative) county court
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peer agreement (net): +4deputy head of the (administrative) county court Explanation: We call our heads of court "Amtsdirektor", which is why the abbreviation reads "Dir", "stv." is for stellvertretend = deputy and AG stands for Amtsgericht, which translates as county court. |
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