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lalie · Inscrit le: 21 Sep 2006 Messages: 762

C'est Jean-Paul Costa qui a été élu !

Jusqu'à présent il était Vice Président, d'ailleurs il animait la conférence sur la jurisprudence annuelle de la Cour à l'Université de Sceaux !

Cocoricoooooooo ! Laughing

Martin D · Posté le: Mer Nov 29, 2006 2:16 pm Sujet du message:

Impossible de trouver une bio complète du Monsieur sur le net...

Quelqu'un aurait-il des infos sur son cursus ?

Ps : merci lalie Very Happy

, comment l'as tu appris ?

lalie · Inscrit le: 21 Sep 2006 Messages: 762

Par les dépêches AFP sur le site du Monde !

J'ai trouvé sa bio, mais c'est en anglais !
C'est ce site là si vous voulez en plus voir sa photo !

http://www.utexas.edu/law/journals/tilj/symposium/globalization02/costa.htm

Vice-President of the European Court of Human Rights

Jean-Paul Costa (1941-) studied at the Institute of Political Studies of Paris. He subsequently obtained a post-graduate diploma from the Law Faculty in Paris. From 1964 to 1966 he attended the National School of Administration and in June 1966 he was appointed auditeur at the Conseil d'Etat. From 1973-77 he was the Deputy Director General of the Intergovernmental Bureau for Informatics and between 1981 and 1984 he was head of the private office of the Minister of Education. From 1985-86 Mr. Costa chaired the French delegation during the negotiations for the Treaty between France and the United Kingdom for the channel fixed link. From 1989 to 1993 he was Assessor of a Chamber in the Judicial Division of the Conseil d'Etat and from 1993-98 he was the President of a Chamber. Mr. Costa has been a Judge of the European Court of Human Rights since 1 November 1998. On 27 March 2000 he was elected President of Section III by the European Court of Human Rights. He now serves as the Vice-President of the Court and President of Section II, and is a member of the Grand Chamber. Mr. Costa was recently elected to the Honorary Bench by the Masters of the Bench of the Inner Temple (Times of London, May 30, 2002).

Born on 3 November 1941 in Tunis
Diploma of the Institute of Political Studies of Paris, 1961
Master of Law, Faculty of Law, Paris, 1962
Diploma of Superior Studies (post-graduate), Public law, 1964
Student at the National School of Administration, 1964-1966
Appointed as Auditeur at the Conseil d'Etat, 1966
Rapporteur at the judicial section of the Council of State, 1966-1971, 1977-1980, 1987-1989
Lecturer at the Institute of Political Studies of Paris (1968-1973) and at the National School of Administration of Paris (1978-1979); professor at the International Institute of Public Administration, 1985-1989
Chairman of the Complaints Committee of the Cultural and Technical Co-operation Agency, 1979-1980
Directeur du cabinet (political secretary) of the Ministry of Education (Alain Savary), 1981-1984
Assessor of sub-section (chamber), judicial section of the Council of State, 1989-1993
Chairman of sub-section (chamber), judicial section of the Council of State, 1993-1998
Chairman of the group "Human rights and the role of public agencies" of the International Institute of Administrative Sciences in Brussels, 1993-1996
Chairman of the commission for access to administrative documentation (CADA), 1995-1998
Chairman of the commission for amiable settlement of disputes concerning public contracts, since 1996
Associate professor, Universities of Orléans and Paris I, 1989-1998
Judge elected in respect of France at the European Court of Human Rights, since 1 November 1998
President of Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights, since 1 May 2000
Vice-President of the European Court of Human Rights, since 1 November 2001

pom · Posté le: Mer Nov 29, 2006 11:58 pm Sujet du message:

pour ceux qui comprennent rien à l'anglais (comme moi) , sa bio en français

www.coe.int

site du conseil de l'europe

pjak · Inscrit le: 22 Oct 2006 Messages: 587

bof... je ne vois rien la dedans de quoi se réjouir... ni de quoi exarcerber la fierté nationale... ça ne change rien au fait que la France reste l'un des pays les plus condamnés par la CEDH, et j'espère bien que cette nomination ne changera pas cet état de fait.

EDIT: MDR le Conseil d'Etat en anglais! Council of State!! Laughing

Martin D · Posté le: Jeu Nov 30, 2006 10:03 am Sujet du message:

Beuh, un Science Po et un Enarque, il n'a qu'un maîtrise en Droit Crying or Very sad

pjak · Inscrit le: 22 Oct 2006 Messages: 587

Martin D · Posté le: Jeu Nov 30, 2006 1:16 pm Sujet du message:

Ah bon le Conseil d'Etat c'est du droit ? Razz

Ouuh la vilaine pique contre le droit public Wink

Non non pitié ne relançons pas la guéguerre ! Very Happy

Mais c'est vrai, tu as raison, la CEDH relève plus des libertés fondamentales que du droit privé au sens strict. Saluons donc cette nomination.

Au passage, quelle est la différence entre :

-Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights
et
-the European Court of Human Rights

Question

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