Adolf Lüchinger

1894–1949 (age 55)

Biography

Adolf Lüchinger served with distinction as a judge in the Swiss judicial system, bringing integrity and careful deliberation to his judicial responsibilities. His career spanned a significant period in Swiss legal history, during which he contributed to the development of judicial practice.

Lüchinger's dedication to the law and his commitment to fair judgment earned him respect within the legal community. His service as a judge reflected the values of impartiality and legal expertise that defined his professional life.

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