‘Your keen sense of justice, your indefectible attachment to the principles of ethics and deontology are a source of inspiration for these young magistrates’, added Mr Téliko, always speaking of the father of the 19th promotion of the CFJ. ‘The challenges of managing public order in the digital age’ was the theme of the graduation ceremony. ‘Ousmane Camara is one of the magistrates charged with the trial of the President of the Conseil du Sénégal, Mamadou Dia (1910-2009), accused by the President Séopold Senghor (1906-2001) of an attempted coup d’État. At that time, Mr Camara was procureur général of the Haute Cour de justice and author of the Mémoires d’un juge africain. Itinéraire d’un homme libre’, a book published in 2010 by les éditions Karthala (France), in which he recounts the trial of Mamadou Dia and other personalities accused of having attempted a putsch against Léopold Sédar Senghor.
Thirty-five new magistrates graduated from the Centre de formation judiciaire
