#JUSB2613018DRetirement of Four French Magistrates
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This decree approves the retirement of four French magistrates at their own request. The retirements concern senior judicial officials, including members of the Court of Cassation and the president of the Tulle judicial court. The practical impact is limited to court staffing and judicial administration. The Ministry of Justice and the Prime Minister are responsible for carrying out the decree.
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Key Changes
- Thomas Pison will retire from his role as advocate general at the Court of Cassation on 1 September 2026
- Marie-Sophie Lebegue-Waguette will retire from her role as president of the Tulle judicial court on 1 November 2026
- Pierre Calloch and Eric Seguy will retire from their roles as judges at the Court of Cassation on 1 January 2027
Obligations
What this law requires
The Prime Minister and the Minister of Justice must implement the decree approving the retirement of the listed magistrates.
The decree must be published in the Journal officiel de la République française.