This event was highlighted in numerous magazines and newspapers including the Journal du Barreau of July and September 2013 and Le Monde juridique (Vol.

[3][4] Finally, a motion to mark this event was adopted unanimously by the National Assembly of Quebec on September 25, 2013.

The chief judge represents the Court of Quebec and acts as its spokesperson with the government and other stake holders in the judicial system.

They help the court achieve its objectives and establish its priorities and policies by recommending ways to improve its operations.

In addition, he ensures that judicial ethics are observed and oversees the professional development of the municipal judges.

The 333 Court of Quebec judges hear and decide cases involving civil, administrative and appellate, criminal and penal, and youth matters.

Per diem judges make a valuable contribution by helping the Court to minimize judicial delays.