Thionville. Four new magistrates are installed in the judicial court
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For its return to school, the Thionville judicial court welcomes four new magistrates this year, pending the reinforcements announced within four years by the government. In Thionville, 80% of the magistrates who make up the bench and the prosecution are women.
Le Républicain Lorrain – Today at 12:00
The Thionville judicial court is also back in session. This year it welcomes four new magistrates to complete its staff, while awaiting the reinforcements announced within four years by the government. The perspective is distant but she does not shy away.
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For its return to school, the Thionville judicial court welcomes four new magistrates this year, pending the reinforcements announced within four years by the government. In Thionville, 80% of the magistrates who make up the bench and the prosecution are women.
Le Républicain Lorrain – Today at 12:00
The Thionville judicial court is also back in session. This year it welcomes four new magistrates to complete its staff, while awaiting the reinforcements announced within four years by the government. The perspective is distant but she does not shy away.
Because if there is a shortage of magistrates, “the activity of the jurisdiction does not weaken”, recalls Brice Partouche, public prosecutor of Thionville. His department recorded an increase in cases handled over the first nine months of 2023. “Immediate appearances increased by 50%, 140 judgments were rendered,” illustrates the prosecutor. “It’s more than Colmar, than Reims…”, he adds.
Brice Partouche, public prosecutor in Thionville. Photo FT
80% women at headquarters and on the floor
Another figure marks this solemn installation hearing: in Thionville, 80% of the magistrates who make up the bench and the prosecution are women.
The latest appointments confirm the trend. Héloïse Ferrari will now preside over criminal and civil hearings, Véronique Beaugrand is appointed president of the commercial chamber, Cécile Giacometti will judge civil interests and correctional hearings. Stéphanie Courtin joins the prosecution as deputy prosecutor. Magistrates have varied professional profiles. Only the first followed the classic route of the National School of Magistrates.
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