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Haiti - Justice : It remains 18 candidates for judges of the Court of Cassation 01/09/2011 09:39:11
The 18 personalities selected are : Jean Louis J. Mécène,Judge of the Court of Appeals Thelot Wechelle Coq, Judge of the Court of Appeals Dorleans Henry Marge, lawyer - Former-Minister Sylvestre René, Judge of the Court of Appeals Dukerne G. Auguste, Judge of the Court of Appeals Morpeau Max, Avocat Calixte Pierre F. Patrick, Judge of the Court of Appeals Jean François N. Almicar, Judge of the Court of Appeals Mehu Milius Garçon, Lawyer - former Senator Jean Pierre L. Pressoir, Judge of the Court of Appeals Pierre Armand, President of the Court of Appeal Bergromme François Fouchard, Lawyer – former Senator Anel Alexis Joseph, President of the Court of Appeal Jean Louis Carlo, investigating judge Paul J. Perez, investigating judge Gary Paul Angrand, Dean First Instance Morency Joseph, investigating judge Malette Thiers, Lawyer Sen. Youri Latortue, President of the Senate Commission Justice and Security indicated for his part yesterday "So the assembly voted for these 18 names, we will submit them tomorrow to the President of the Republic through the Ministry of Justice and according to the schedule by September 15 the President must appoint the judges, a week after he chose the President of the Court of Cassation. During this time the Ministry of Justice will make elections for the remaining members, for the members missing at the Supreme Council of the Judiciary (Conseil supérieur du Pouvoir Judiciaire - CSPJ) and on October 3 we will install this council to other premises and the budget of the Ministry of Justice which was allocated to DSPJ will be transferred, as well as equipment and administrative staff, to the Superior Council of the Judiciary." The Senator Latortue also gave details of how the choice was made "to be appojnted to the Court of Cassation whether the person was a judge of the Court of Appeal and served 5 years or it is a lawyer who has advocated for 10 years. So in that sense I think the priority has been given mainly to judges of Court of Appeals that have exceeded 7 years. We selected four judges of courts of first instance and five personalities who are lawyers, and above all who were law professor, former Senator, or former Minister as Me Dorleans. Me Thiers Malette was rejected because he has 79 years, he has the age for retirement..." HL/ HaitiLibre
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