Today in Rhein-Main: shock from Marseille and faster court proceedings

Good evening,

the unacceptable misconduct of a few Eintracht fans also has consequences for those who want to cheer on their team peacefully and with a lot of passion.

The day after the riots in Marseille, the mood within the fan scene is depressed.

Depressed mood in many schools: there is a lack of teachers - and school psychologists, at least that's what the Education and Science Union criticizes.

And Hesse's Justice Minister Roman Poseck wants to present an initiative by the state government on mass proceedings in the civil courts in the Bundesrat on Friday.

The topics of the day at a glance:

Marie Lisa Kehler

Deputy head of the regional section of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.

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Overshadowed victory

: The shock and anger at the riots in Marseille overshadowed Eintracht's victory one day after the game.

A Frankfurt fan was taken to hospital with serious injuries after being hit in the neck by a flare.

Another shocked with a Hitler salute gesture.

Now

But the possible consequences are almost irrelevant the day after the encounter.

The shock is too deep.

Especially with the fans: Our author Daniel Schleidt spoke to some who were in the stadium on Tuesday.

One of them is Manfred Baumann.

He makes no secret of the fact that he feared for his life on several occasions.

He was particularly afraid when the Eintracht fans in the stadium were shot at with rockets and flares, he says.

And again it is a few who damage the reputation of many.

Baumann reports that some fans had already left the stadium before the game kicked off - they were too afraid of riots.

These are football pictures that no one wants to see.

Faster court proceedings:

100 lawsuits from Wirecard investors against the financial regulator Bafin have been filed at the Frankfurt Regional Court.

In just one day.

Each and every one of these lawsuits must be analyzed and negotiated.

This paralyzes the courts - and demotivates the employees.

Hesse's Justice Minister Roman Poseck (CDU) therefore wants to present an initiative by the state government on mass proceedings in the civil courts in the Bundesrat on Friday.

A draft law is to be presented “that will enable the courts to deal with mass civil court proceedings efficiently and in a reasonable time”, as our author Anna Sophia Lang writes.

In the past, the mass of procedures in Hesse has also led to

Bad report card:

Coming home with a report card like this would certainly have led to discussions at the lunch table in the past.

The grades “inadequate” and “inadequate” are represented.

Nothing that grandma would have opened her wallet to be able to buy a few scoops of ice cream as a reward for sweat and effort.

They wouldn't change anything about the situation in Hessian schools anyway.

The latter was given bad grades by the Education and Science Union (GEW), the Hessian State Parents' Advisory Council and the Hessian State Students' Council.

and the psychological care of students also leaves a lot to be desired.

The shortage of teachers in elementary schools is particularly precarious.

The union calls for a “training offensive”.

The Hessian Ministry of Education, on the other hand, rejects the criticism.

Sara Wagener summarizes the whole discussion.

And in addition

, Rhineland-Palatinate wants to invest more than 2.2 billion euros in the modernization of the Mainz University Medical

the traffic lights in several cities in the Hochtaunus are green again.

These include Steinberg, Kronberg and Oberursel.

Bad Homburg's water traffic light remains on "yellow"

the state has to bear the costs of operating the vaccination center in the Frankfurt Festhalle.

This was decided by the Frankfurt Administrative Court after a hearing.

Stay healthy,

Marie Lisa Kehler

You can also read current reports from the region in Skyline-Blick, our live news blog for the Rhine-Main region, and on the Rhein-Main-Zeitung website.

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Initially lots of clouds and occasional rain, isolated thunder and lightning, easing over the course of the day.

19 to 21 degrees.

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Thursday 15 September

Ruth Schröfel

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(FDP), Mayor of the city of Hochheim, parliamentary group leader in the district council of the Main-Taunus district (58);

, Spokesman of the Management Board of the auditing and consulting firm KPMG, President of the Frankfurt Zoological Society (56);

, managing director of the Buchergilde Gutenberg Verlagsgesellschaft, Frankfurt (55);

(Die Grünen), Treasurer of the City of Frankfurt, President of the Municipal Employers' Association of Hesse (54);

(SPD), full-time city councilor of the city of Rüsselsheim.

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