Edouard Lambert
Edouard Lambert was a French jurist and legal scholar whose work in the early 20th century introduced the term 'government of judges,' critiquing the influential role of the judiciary in American democracy. His writings have sparked extensive debate on the balance of power between judicial and political authorities.
Born on Jan 01, 1866 (160 years old)
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Dominican Republic:
Edouard Lambert's work 'El gobierno de los jueces' remains a key reference for understanding the dilemmas of democracy.
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Ecuador:
Edouard Lambert coined the term 'government of judges' in 1921 to describe the increasing power of judicial review in the U.S.
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France:
Edouard Lambert popularized the expression 'government of judges' in 1921.
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France:
Edouard Lambert's work, published in 1921, first introduced the term 'government of judges'.
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