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    <title>Swipe up for the German Federal Constitutional Court on Instagram - Judicial Storytelling in the Era of Social Media</title>
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  <abstract displayLabel="Summary">Shortly before noon on 18 August, on an ordinary Wednesday, the German Federal Constitutional Court quietly but firmly took the plunge into the unknown: it published a press release announcing its opening of an official account on Instagram on the occasion of its 70th anniversary. This decision has attracted significant public attention, not only because it promises “exciting insights into the work of Germany’s highest court” but also because the new visual turn of the GFCC is in line with a wider development in the use of social media by courts and judicial storytelling.</abstract>
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