The headquarter of the District is Munger Sadar Commissioner office is established towards the North to Civil Court Building. At present Munger is missionary and District Commissioner, D.I.G., D.M., C.S.and S.P. also have their residential offices at Munger. Administration of civil justice as well as criminal justice is fully in the hand of judiciary headed by the District & Sessions Judge, Munger under the control and supervision of the Patna high court. He is assisted by a number of Additional District & Sessions Judge, Sub Judge, Munsif and Judicial Magistrate stationed at the District Headquarter of Munger and the outlaying Sub-divisional Headquarter of Lakhisarai and Sheikhpura. For the administration of Civil Justice and Trial of Sessions Cases, the district of Munger was formerly under the Jurisdiction of the Judgeship of Bhagalpur. With the increase in the volume of work, separate Judgeship under a District & Sessions Judge with Munger as its headquarters was carved out in the year 1914 by Government Notification No.1146-J dated 23rd December 1913, with its Jurisdiction over the whole of the district. The Judgeship of Munger thus came into existence with effect from the when the Judgeship came into existence, there were two Munsif's court viz Munisf I (the oldest court since 3rd March 1859) and Munsif II and one Sub Judge court at Munger (since 5th October 1886). The post of another Sub Judge at Munger and Sub Judge at Begusarai were created in 1918 and 1945 respectively. Besides the court functioning at the headquarter there were two Munsif's court at Begusarai and one in Jamui (now separated from Munger Judgeship) when this Judgeship came into existence in 1914. Due to increase in the volume of work Begusarai as separate Judgeship separated from Munger in the year 1977 later on Khagaria and Jamui also caved out in the year 1991 and 2005 respectively.
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