Jeremy Cooper is a retired judge who was educated at Cambridge and the European University in Florence. A fluent French speaker he has pursued a lifelong interest in history, law and the arts. His legal career as a barrister, a law professor, consultant, judge and judicial trainer has enabled him to travel widely and to develop his enduring interest in comparative legal systems and cultures. He is the author of a number of legal texts and has edited several books including Being a Judge in the Modern World (Oxford University Press). He lives in East Sussex with his wife where he is an active member of the local community.
Beauty is a Victory
In 1970, Jeremy Cooper, then 19, decided to spend part of his gap year studying French at Paris University. He loved all things French and spoke the language fluently. Shortly after his arrival, by a serendipitous route, he encountered Maurice Mazo, a distinguished intellectual and painter who was l...
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