Ernest-Laurent Droin

1841–1917 (age 76)

Biography

Ernest-Laurent Droin (1841–1917) was a respected French judge who dedicated his career to the administration of justice. Throughout his professional life, he served the French legal system with integrity and expertise during a period of important judicial development.

Droin's contributions to the bench and to French jurisprudence reflect the serious commitment he brought to his judicial responsibilities. His burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery honors his respected position within the French legal establishment.

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