The Honourable Justice Jean-Louis Baudouin, FRSC
Quebec Court of Appeal
(Montréal, QC)
Jean-Louis
Baudouin is the Honourable Justice of the Quebec Court of Appeal in Montréal,
Quebec.
Judge Baudouin holds a Bachelor of Arts from the College Stanislas in Montréal, a Bachelor of Civil Law from McGill University Law School and a Ph.D. in Law from the Faculty of Law in Paris. He also holds a diploma of Superior Studies in Comparative Law from the International Faculty of Comparative Law, Madrid and Strasbourg (1962). Before his appointment to the Quebec Court of Appeal on May 2nd, 1989, Judge Baudouin had a long career as a law professor (1962-1989).
Judge Baudouin is currently president of the Quebec Section of the Association Henri Capitant, International Vice President of the Institut des droits des pays d'expression française and Associate Professor at the University of Montreal Law School. He is a member of the Queen's Counsel (1978) and an elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada (1979).
Judge Baudouin has received numerous honors including: the Henri Capitant
medal (1974, 1986, 2004), the first prize of the Law Reform Commission
of Canada (1984), the Quebec Bar medal (1988), the Yves Pélicier Prize
from the International Academy of Mental Health (2001), the medal of the
125th anniversary of the University of Montreal (2004) and the Ramon John
Hnatyshyn medal (2005).
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