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'Roland Dumas' (b. 23 August 1922 in Limoges, Haute-Vienne) is a lawyer and French Socialist ('PS') politician who served as Minister of European Affairs (19 July to 7 December, 1984) and Minister of External Affairs (7 December, 1984 - 20 March, 1986) under Laurent Fabius. He again served the Republic as chief diplomat in the Rocard, Cresson, and Bérégovoy cabinets (12 May, 1988 - 29 March, 1993) and later became President of France's Constitutional Council (1995 to 1999).
Whilst President of the Constitutional Counsel, the body argued in favour of complete judicial immunity for the French President--a controversial decision given both Jacques Chirac and Dumas's numerous scandals.
In May 2007, Dumas received a 12 months jail sentence (supended) for funds he mis-appropriated acting as executioner of the will of the widow of Alberto Giacometti.
M. Dumas is a member of the Emergency Committee for Iraq. He is a graduate of the Paris Institute of Political Studies (also known as ''Sciences Po'').
Whilst President of the Constitutional Counsel, the body argued in favour of complete judicial immunity for the French President--a controversial decision given both Jacques Chirac and Dumas's numerous scandals.
In May 2007, Dumas received a 12 months jail sentence (supended) for funds he mis-appropriated acting as executioner of the will of the widow of Alberto Giacometti.
M. Dumas is a member of the Emergency Committee for Iraq. He is a graduate of the Paris Institute of Political Studies (also known as ''Sciences Po'').
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