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Bilger Philippe

Aug 31, 1943

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French magistrate, General Counsel, who remained in the service of justice for almost forty years, known for being in charge of the Court of Assize in the Paris Court of Appeal. He is the author of numerous books. Link to Wikipedia biography (French)

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Public Profile: Philippe Bilger

Philippe Bilger

Born: 31 August 1943, Metz, France

Known for: French magistrate (ret.), essayist, media commentator, founder of a public-speaking institute

Overview

Philippe Bilger is a prominent French public figure and retired senior magistrate, widely recognized for his tenure as avocat général at the Paris Court of Appeal and for his frank, accessible commentary on justice, civic life, and public debate. After a long judicial career, he transitioned to writing, teaching, and media contributions, becoming a familiar voice on legal culture and democratic discourse in France.

Career Highlights

  • Served as avocat général (prosecutor) at the Cour d’appel de Paris, taking part in high-profile trials and appellate advocacy.
  • Advocated for clear judicial language and for a justice system that is both firm and humane.
  • Authored numerous essays and columns examining the judiciary, politics, ethics in public life, and freedom of expression.

Institutions and Projects

  • Justice au Singulier (blog): Long-running personal blog where he publishes regular analyses on legal and civic topics, reader dialogues, and commentary on current affairs.
  • Institut de la Parole: A platform he founded to promote public speaking, rhetoric, and the art of debate through talks, workshops, and conferences for a broad audience (students, professionals, and public servants).

Media Presence and Social

Bilger frequently participates in public debate on French television and radio, offering legal perspective on court decisions, criminal policy, institutional reform, and political ethics. He is active online and engages readers directly.

  • Blog: philippebilger.com/blog (Justice au Singulier)
  • X (Twitter): @BilgerPhilippe
  • Video interviews: Regularly archived on French media channels’ websites and their official YouTube outlets (search by name for latest segments).

Note: Only interact with verified profiles or those linked from his blog to avoid impersonation.

Recent Themes and Activities

In recent years, Bilger has focused on the balance between judicial independence and accountability, sentencing policy, public order, and freedom of speech. He continues to:

  • Publish essays and opinion pieces on current legal and political developments, primarily via his blog and French opinion platforms.
  • Contribute to roundtables and interviews that contextualize major trials and constitutional questions for a general audience.
  • Host or participate in conferences and masterclasses through the Institut de la Parole to promote better public discourse and rhetorical skills.

Publications

Bilger’s bibliography spans judicial reflections, civic essays, and memoir-style works about the magistracy and public debate. For a current, authoritative list of titles, editions, and reissues, consult his blog and French publisher catalogs; these are updated more reliably than third-party summaries.

How to Follow and Verify

  • For the latest posts and commentary: visit Justice au Singulier.
  • For short-form updates and media links: follow @BilgerPhilippe on X.
  • For recent video appearances: search “Philippe Bilger” on the official websites of French news channels and public radio.

Summary prepared for informational purposes. For breaking news, rely on his official channels and reputable French media outlets.