Guy Duvelleroy, New President Of The French National Chamber Of Judicial Officer

In France, the president of the National Chamber of the judicial officers is elected for a two years - nonrenewable - mandate. Guy Duvelleroy started his functions on 1 January 2008. He succeeds to Paul Rochard who has work with a great determination during two years to protect the interests of the profession, in France and abroad, and his actions should be greeted.

Born in 1946 and exerting in Granville (Department of the Manche, in the western north of France), Guy Duvelleroy successively climbed all the levels of the ordinal functions of the profession, since 1977. He was member then president of the departmental chamber of the judicial officers of the Manche, then member and treasurer of the regional chamber of the judicial officers of the Court of Appeal of Caen, as well as in charge of the center of the National school of procedure of Caen from 1985 to 1993. He was elected as a delegate of Caen from 1990 to 1995, from 1996 to 2001 and since June 5th, 2007. He was a member of the board of the national chamber from 1998 to 1999 (as a treasurer), then from 2000 to 2001 (as an assistant treasurer then as a vice-president). At the sides of the president, the board of the chamber is composed of:

Convinced of the importance of the UIHJ, the new president of the French national chamber expressed at Jacques Isnard his unconditional support for the actions carried out by the UIHJ. The president of the UIHJ and the whole of his board wish a good and profitable exercise to our friend and fellow-member Guy Duvelleroy and all his team for the two years to come which will be crowned by the international congress of the UIHJ in Marseilles, in September 2009.