Jean-Louis Debré

Jean-Louis Debré , born the September 30th 1944 with Toulouse, is a politician French gaullist, member of the Union for a popular movement (UMP). President of the Constitutional council since the March 5th 2007.

Family

He is the son of Michel Debré, old Prime Minister and brother (fraternal twin) of Bernard Debré, doctor and deputy. He is the grandson of the pediatrist Robert Debré and the maternal, the architect Charles Lemaresquier and back side small son of Simon Debré (1854-1939), chief rabbi. His wife Anne-Marie Debré died the July 21st 2007. It had three children with his wife: Charles Debré, the journalist Guillaume Debré and the actress Marie-Victoire Debré.

Political career

City council man Évreux between 1989 and 1995, it tries a parachuting missed in the 18th district by Paris, for the local elections of 1995. It is absolutely not implied in its countryside, but, like chief candidate in the 18th district, it mechanically obtains a mandate to advise of Paris. Jean Tiberi, new the Mayor of Paris, names it like assistant. The legislative elections of 1997 mark its return in the Eure, confirmed in 2001, when he becomes mayor of Évreux.

Minister of Interior Department in the governments of Alain Juppe, it is criticized to have let organize the press conference of clandestine armed Corsican with Tralunca. It is also under its responsibility that took place the very discussed evacuation of the church Saint-Bernard with Paris occupied by without-papers hunger strikers.

He will be recognized more in his role of president of the Parliament where right and left agree to recognize its good exercise of the function.

Of a great fidelity with Jacques Chirac, with which it owes its career, it was opposed on several occasions to Nicolas Sarkozy. When he was president of the National Assembly, he was not conceivable for this admiror of the traditional gaullism, that Nicolas Sarkozy can criticize the government with the seat of the UMP whereas this one was the number two after Dominique de Villepin.

He is elected appointed the June 16th 2002, for XIIe legislature (2002 - 2007), in the 1st district of the the Eure. From 2002 with 2007, he is president of the National Assembly.

The February 23rd 2007, Jacques Chirac appoints it president of the Constitutional council to replace Pierre Mazeaud.

Mandate of Deputy

Député RPR then UMP of the the Eure elected in 1986 re-elected in 1988 re-elected in 1993 re-elected in 1997 re-elected in 2002 has 2007
President of the Group RPR with the National Assembly of 1997 has 2002
Of 2002 with 2007, it is president of the National Assembly.

Mandate Buildings

city council man of Évreux 1989 - 1995;
general adviser of the Eure, canton of Nonancourt 1992 - 2001
assistant of the mayor of Paris 1995 - 1997;
mayor of Évreux 2001 - 2007;
president of the community of agglomeration of Évreux 2001 - 2007

Political office

national secretary of the RPR, in charge of Justice (1988 - 1993; spokesperson of the opposition RPR - UDF, in charge of the problems with justice and safety (1988 - 1993;

assistant general secretary and spokesperson of the RPR (1993 - 1995; first assistant general secretary of the RPR 1995; member of the political office of the RPR; general secretary of the RPR by interim 1997; member of the political council of the RPR;

Formation

It is without the vat but with a Capacité in right and supported by a repeater of luxury, Pierre Mazeaud which it obtains a license in right which will enable him to continue its career. Doctor in Public law, holder of a diploma of higher learning of public law and of a diploma of higher learning of political sciences, bachelor of law, former student of the Institute of political studies of Paris and former student of the National school of the magistrature.

Mandates

02/04/1986 - 14/05/1988: Deputy of the the Eure (Chief candidate RPR)
13/06/1988 - 01/04/1993: Deputy of the the Eure (1st district, Southern Évreux)
20/03/1989 - 18/06/1995: Member of the Municipal council of Évreux (the Eure)
30/03/1992 - 22/03/1998: Member of the General advice of the the Eure
02/04/1993 - 18/06/1995: Deputy of the the Eure (1st district)
18/05/1995 - 07/11/1995: Minister of Interior Department
19/06/1995 - 01/06/1997: Assistant of the mayor of Paris
07/11/1995 - 02/06/1997: Minister of Interior Department
01/06/1997 - 18/06/2002: Deputy of the the Eure (1st district)
President of the Group RPR with the National Assembly
23/03/1998 - 18/04/2001: 10th Vice-president of the General advice of the the Eure
25/06/2002 - 02/03/2007: President of the National Assembly.
18/03/2001 - 12/03/2007: Mayor of Évreux, (the Eure)

Mandate in progress

since the March 5th 2007: President of the Constitutional council

Publications

Test on the constitutional ideas of General De Gaulle , LGDJ, 1974 (thesis of public law)
Justice at the 20th century. The magistrates , Perrin, Paris, 1981
the Curious , (1988). This detective novel puts in scene a named prostitute Josiane Balladur.

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