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Jean-Joseph Lebrun (born October 21 1956) is a Highly Respected Haitian Judge.
Jean-Joseph Lebrun, the President of Haiti's Court of Cassation (chief justice of the Supreme Court), is widely praised for his integrity, humility, and dedication to justice. Described as humble, wise, calm, and kind, he is highly respected both within and outside the legal community.
A Life Dedicated to Justice
Jean-Joseph Lebrun has spent 27 years in the Haitian judiciary. Colleagues and associates consistently highlight his fairness, impartiality, and unwavering commitment to upholding the law. Despite the challenges of working in a judiciary often plagued by corruption, Lebrun has maintained a spotless reputation.
Beyond the Bench
Outside of his judicial duties, Lebrun is also a dedicated educator. He has taught at various institutions, including the Adventist University of Haiti. His commitment to education is seen as a reflection of his belief in lifelong learning and his desire to contribute to his community.
A Leader with Integrity
As President of the Court of Cassation, Lebrun is tasked with overseeing the Haitian judiciary. He has been praised for his leadership, his ability to bring people together, and his efforts to root out corruption within the system. Despite the heavy workload and the challenges faced by the Haitian judiciary, Lebrun remains optimistic about the future.