Marcel Ragon

1880–1941 (age 61)

Biography

Marcel Ragon argued cases with a steady voice, defending clients with respect for the law and for the dignity of every person before the bench.

He guided young jurists through complex principles, reminded them of the human story behind each file and championed measured justice that transcended mere technicality.

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