Judge Valérie Delnaud appointed head of the National School of the Judiciary
Valérie Delnaud has been appointed as the new director of the National School of the Judiciary in France, tasked with implementing reforms aimed at modernizing the institution. Previously, she served as the director of civil affairs and the seal, and has a background in both education and judiciary roles. Her appointment marks a return of a magistrate to lead the ENM, succeeding Nathalie Roret. Minister Gérald Darmanin emphasized the need for a judiciary that reflects society and enhances public service, with reforms including mandatory internships and broader access criteria for candidates. Charles Touboul has been appointed to succeed Delnaud in civil affairs, focusing on improving civil justice.
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