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List of members of the European Court of Justice

 
Wikipedia: List of members of the European Court of Justice

The following is a list of all past and present members of the European Court of Justice in the official order of precedence:

As of November 12, 2009:

Year State Members of the European Court of Justice President Judge Adv. General
1952–1958 Italy Massimo Pilotti 1952–1958
1952–1958 Netherlands Petrus Serrarens 1952–1958
1952–1963 Germany Otto Riese 1952–1963
1952–1967 Belgium Louis Delvaux 1952–1967
1952–1962 France Jacques Rueff 1952–1962
1952–1967 Luxembourg Charles Léon Hammes 1964–1967 1952–1964
1952–1958 Netherlands Adrianus van Kleffens 1952–1958
1952–1964 France Maurice Lagrange 1952–1964
1953–1973 Germany Karl Roemer 1953–1973
1958–1964 Italy Rino Rossi 1958–1964
1958–1979 Netherlands Andreas Matthias Donner 1958–1964 1964–1979
1958–1961 Italy Nicola Catalano 1958–1961
1962–1976 Italy Alberto Trabucchi 1962–1972 1973–1976
1962–1976 France Robert Lecourt 1967–1976 1962–1967
1963–1970 Germany Walter Strauss 1963–1970
1964–1976 Italy Riccardo Monaco 1964–1976
1964–1970 France Joseph Gand 1964–1970
1967–1984 Belgium Josse Mertens de Wilmars 1980–1984 1967–1980
1967–1985 Luxembourg Pierre Pescatore 1967–1985
1970–1980 Germany Hans Kutscher 1976–1980 1970–1976
1970–1972 France Alain Louis Dutheillet de Lamothe 1970–1972
1972–1981 France Henri Mayras 1972–1981
1973–1974 Republic of Ireland Cearbhall Ó Dálaigh 1973–1974
1973–1979 Denmark Max Søorensen 1973–1979
1973–1988 United Kingdom Alexander Mackenzie Stuart 1984–1988 1973–1984
1973–1981 United Kingdom Jean-Pierre Warner 1973–1981
1973–1981 Germany Gerhard Reitschl 1973–1981
1975–1985 Republic of Ireland Aindrias Ó Caoimh 1975–1985
1976–1982 Italy Francesco Capotorti 1976–1976 1976–1982
1976–1988 Italy Giacinto Bosco 1976–1988
1976–1982 France Adolphe Touffait 1976–1982
1979–1990 Netherlands Thymen Koopmans 1979–1990
1979–1994 Denmark Ole Due 1988–1994 1979–1988
1980–1988 Germany Ulrich Everling 1980–1988
1981–1982 Greece Alexandros Chloros 1981–1982
1981–1992 United Kingdom Gordon Slynn 1988–1992 1981–1988
1981–1984 France Simone Rozès 1981–1984
1981–1986 Netherlands Pieter Verloren van Themaat 1981–1986
1981–1982
1988–1994
France Fernand Grévisse 1981–1982
1988–1994
1982–1988 Germany Kai Bahlmann 1982–1988
1982–1999 Italy G. Federico Mancini 1988–1999 1982–1988
1982–1988 France Yves Galmot 1982–1988
1983–1997 Greece Constantinos Kakouris 1983–1997
1984–1997 Germany Carl Otto Lenz 1984–1997
1984–1994 France Marco Darmon 1984–1994
1984–1995 Belgium René Joliet 1984–1995
1985–1991 Republic of Ireland Thomas Francis O'Higgins 1985–1991
1985–1996 Luxembourg Fernand Schockweiler 1985–1996
1986–1991
1997–2003
Luxembourg Jean Mischo 1986–1991
1997–2003
1986–2000 Portugal José Carlos de Carvalho Moitinho de Almeida 1986–2000
1986–1988 Portugal José Luis Da Cruz Vilaça 1986–1988
1986–2003 Spain Gil Carlos Rodriguez Iglesias 1994–2003 1986–1994
1988–1994 Spain Manuel Diez de Velasco 1988–1994
1988–1994 Germany Manfred Zuleeg 1988–1994
1988–1994 Belgium Walter van Gerven 1988–1994
1988–2006 United Kingdom Francis G. Jacobs 1988–2006
1988–1998 Italy Giuseppe Tesauro 1988–1998
1990–2000 Netherlands Paul Joan George Kapteyn 1990–2000
1991–2006 Denmark Claus Christian Gulmann 1994–2006 1991–1994
1991–1999 Republic of Ireland John L. Murray 1991–1999
1992–2004 United Kingdom David Edward 1992–2004
1994–2006 Italy Antonio Mario La Pergola 1995–1999 1994–1994
1999–2006
1994–2000 Greece Georges Cosmas 1994–2000
1994–2000 Germany Günter Hirsch 1994–2000
1994–1997 Denmark Michael Bendik Elmer 1994–1997
1994–2006 France Jean-Pierre Puissochet 1994–2006
1994–2006 France Philippe Léger 1994–2006
1995–2000 Sweden Hans Ragnemalm 1995–2000
1995–2002 Finland Leif Sevón 1995–2002
1995–2000 Republic of Ireland Nial Fennelly 1995–2000
1995–2003 Belgium Melchior Wathelet 1995–2003
1995–present Austria Peter Jann 1995–2009
1995–2009 Spain Dámaso Ruiz-Jarabo Colomer 1995–2009
1996–2007 Luxembourg Romain Schintgen 1996–2008
1997–1999 Greece Krateros Ioannou 1997–1999
1997–2003 Germany Siegbert Alber 1997–2003
1998–2000 Italy Antonio Saggio 1998–2000
1999–present Greece Vassilios Skouris 2003–present 1999–2003
1999–2004 Republic of Ireland Fidelma O’Kelly Macken 1999–2004
2000–2006 Germany Ninon Colneric 2000–2006
2000–2006 Sweden Stig von Bahr 2000–2006
2000–present Italy Antonio Tizzano 2006–present 2000–2006
2000–present Portugal José Narciso da Cunha Rodrigues 2000–present
2000–present Netherlands Christiaan Willem Anton Timmermans 2000–present
2000–2006 Netherlands Leendert A. Geelhoed 2000–2006
2000–2006 Austria Christine Stix-Hackl 2000–2006
2002–present Finland Allan Rosas 2002–present
2003–present Spain Rosario Silva de Lapuerta 2003–present
2003–present Greece Vassilios Skouris 2003–present
2003–present Belgium Koen Lenaerts 2003–present
2003–present Germany Juliane Kokott 2003–present
2003–2009 Portugal Luís Miguel Poiares Pessoa Maduro 2003–2009
2004–present United Kingdom Konrad Hermann Theodor Schiemann 2004–present
2004–2009 Poland Jerzy Makarczyk 2004–2009
2004–present Lithuania Pranas Kūris 2004–present
2004–present Hungary Endre Juhász 2004–present
2004–present Cyprus George Arestis 2004–present
2004–present Malta Anthony Borg Barthet 2004–present
2004–present Slovenia Marko Ilešič 2004–present
2004–present Czech Republic Jiří Malenovský 2004–present
2004–2009 Slovakia Ján Klučka 2004–2009
2004–present Estonia Uno Lõhmus 2004–present
2004–present Latvia Egils Levits 2004–present
2004–present Republic of Ireland Aindrias Ó Caoimh 2004–present
2006–present Denmark Lars Bay Larsen 2006–present
2006–present United Kingdom Eleanor Sharpston 2006–present
2006–present Italy Paolo Mengozzi 2006–present
2006–present Sweden Pernilla Lindh 2006–present
2006–present France Jean-Claude Bonichot 2006–present
2006–present Germany Thomas von Danwitz 2006–present
2006–present France Yves Bot 2006–present
2006–present Slovakia Ján Mazák 2006–present
2006–present Slovenia Verica Trstenjak 2006–present
2007–present Bulgaria Alexander Arabadyiev 2007–present
2007–present Romania Camelia Toader 2007–present
2007–present Luxembourg Jean-Jacques Kasel 2008–present
2009–present Poland Marek Safjan 2009–present
2009–present Slovakia Daniel Šváby 2009–present
2009–present Austria Maria Berger 2009–present
2009–present Finland Niilo Jääskinen 2009–present

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