Justice: Me Godson Jean Jacques Installed as New Deputy Government Commissioner in Les Cayes
By La Rédaction · Port-au-Prince
· 2 min read · Updated 24 April 2026
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A young jurist with diverse skills, Me Godson Jean Jacques officially took the oath as Deputy Government Commissioner at the Court of First Instance of Les Cayes, during a ceremony held on Wednesday, March 4, 2026.
The jurisdiction of Les Cayes now has a new Deputy Government Commissioner. Me Godson Jean Jacques was installed in his position following a solemn oath-taking ceremony, marking an important step in his professional career.
An alumnus of the School of Law and Economic Sciences of Gonaïves (EDSEG), he embodies a new generation of committed young jurists.
With a law degree and a former lawyer at the Bar of Petit-Goâve – currently in a situation of incompatibility due to his new functions – Me Jean Jacques also holds certifications in French communication, radio hosting, and television presentation. An Adventist Master Guide, he also distinguishes himself through his commitment to youth mentorship.
Taking the floor, the new Deputy expressed his pride in joining the public prosecutor's office of Les Cayes, stating that he takes on this responsibility « with honor » and love for the jurisdiction. He promised to work in strict compliance with the law to guarantee the rights of all litigants.
The ceremony took place before the Dean of the Court of First Instance of Les Cayes and the President of the Bar Association of Les Cayes, in the presence of several judicial and security figures. On this occasion, the Government Commissioner of the jurisdiction of Aquin, Me Guy Mondelus, accompanied by some security agents, was also present, highlighting the importance of this event.
With this installation, Me Godson Jean Jacques intends to contribute to the strengthening of justice in the jurisdiction of Les Cayes, in a context where the population's expectations for the rule of law remain high.
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