Paul Lévêque

1878–1934 (age 56)

Biography

Paul Lévêque dedicated his career to the pursuit of justice as a magistrate, striving to listen carefully and to rule with fairness in a changing society.

Interred at Père Lachaise Cemetery, he continues to inspire trust in the rule of law among those who visit the graves of France's public servants.

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