Jean-Joseph Raikem

Jean-Joseph Raikem


President of the Chamber of Representatives
In office 9 November 1842 – 17 November 1843
Preceded by	Isidore Fallon
Succeeded by	Charles Liedts
In office 15 November 1832 – 15 November 1839
Preceded by	Etienne Constantin de Gerlache
Succeeded by	Isidore Fallon
Personal details
Born	(1787-04-28)28 April 1787 Liège, Prince-Bishopric of Liège (now Belgium)
Died	24 January 1875(1875-01-24) (aged 87)
Political party	Catholic Party
Alma mater	Free University of Brussels

Joseph-Jean Raikem or Jean-Joseph Raikem (Liege, 28 April 1787 - 24 January 1875) was a Roman Catholic Belgian politician, president of the National Congress of Belgium, magistrate and historian.

Works

Discours prononcés à l'audience de rentrée de la Cour de 1833 à 1866 par le procureur général J. J. Raikem.
Rapport sur l'organisation judiciaire, par J. J. Raikem, ministre de la Justice, Brussel, 1831.
(with M.-L. Polain and others), Coutumes du pays de Liège, Luik, vol I, 1870; Vol. II, 1873; Vol. III 1884.
Quelques événements du temps de Notger, Liège, 1870.

Bibliography

Léon COLLINET, Le Procureur général Raikem ; notice biographique, Luik, 1875.
Th. JUSTE, Notices biographiques: Jean-Joseph Raikem, etc., Brussel, 1876, p. 1-25.
U. ERNST, Discours prononcé à la séance de rentrée de la Cour en 1875, Luik, 1875.
Fr. DU BUS, Physionomie du Congrès national, Brussel, 1930.
Ch. DU BUS DE WARNAFFE, Au temps de l'unionisme, Doornik, 1944.
U. ERNST, Les officiers de justice au pays de Liège, Luik, 1875.
J. GARSOU, Lettres de J.-J. Raikem (1830–1831), in: La Revue générale, 1938, p. 230-262.
P. HANQUET, J.-J. Raikem, in: Les Gens de robe liégeois et la Révolution de 1830, Luik, 1931, p. 159-190.
J. GARSOU, Lettres inédites de J.-J. Raikem à sa femme, février-mars 1839, in: La Vie Wallonne, 1938, p. 293-304.
E. HUYTTENS, Discussions du Congrès national de Belgique 1830-1831, vol. I - IV, Brussel, 1844.
R. WARLOMONT, Raikem (1787–1875), in: Journal des Tribunaux, 1964, p. 176.
Armand FRESON, Jean-Joseph Raikem, in: Biographie nationale de Belgique, vol. XVIII, 1905, col. 599-601
R. WARLOMONT, Jean-Joseph Raikem, in: Biographie nationale de Belgique, vol. XXXIII, 1965, col. 617-622)

Political offices
Preceded by Antoine Barthélemy	Minister of Justice 1831–1832	Succeeded by Joseph Lebeau
Preceded by Etienne Constantin de Gerlache	President of the Chamber of Representatives 1832–1839	Succeeded by Isidore Fallon
Preceded by Jean-Baptiste Nothomb	Minister of Justice 1839–1840	Succeeded by Mathieu Leclercq
Preceded by Isidore Fallon	President of the Chamber of Representatives 1842–1843	Succeeded by Charles Liedts

Justice ministers of Belgium

1831–1899	Gendebien (1831) Barthélémy (1831) Raikem (1831–32) Lebeau (1832–34) Ernst (1834–39) J-B. Nothomb (1839) Raikem (1839–40) Leclerq (1840–41) Van Volxem (1841–42) J-B. Nothomb (1842–43) d'Anethan (1843–47) de Haussy (1847–50) Tesch (1850–52) Faider (1852–55) A. Nothomb (1855–57) Tesch (1857–65) Bara (1865–70) Cornesse (1870–71) T. de Lantsheere (1871–78) Bara (1878–84) Woeste (1884) Devolder (1884–87) Le Jeune (1887–94) Begerem (1894–99)

1900–1999	Van den Heuvel (1899–1907) Renkin (1907–08) L. de Lantsheere (1908–11) Carton de Wiart (1911–18) Vandervelde (1918–21) Van de Vyere (1921) Masson (1921–25) Théodor (1925) Tschoffen (1925) Poullet (1925–26) Hymans (1926–27) Janson (1927–31) Cocq (1931–32) Janson (1932–34) Bovesse (1934–35) Soudan (1935–36) Bovesse (1936–37) Pierlot (1937) de Laveleye (1937) Maistriau (1937) du Bus de Warnaffe (1937–38) Pholien (1938–39) Van Dievoet (1939) de Schryver (1939) Soudan (1939) Janson (1939) Soudan (1939–40) Janson (1940) de Vleeschauwer (1940–42) Delfosse (1942–44) Verbaet (1944–45) du Bus de Warnaffe (1945) Grégoire (1945–46) Rolin (1946) Van Glabbeke (1946) Lilar (1946–47) Struye (1947–48) Moreau de Melen (1948–49) Lilar (1949–50) Carton de Wiart (1950) Moyersoen (1950–52) Pholien (1952) Lagae (1952) du Bus de Warnaffe (1952–54) Lilar (1954–58) Harmel (1958) Merchiers (1958–60) Lilar (1960–61) Vermeylen (1961–65) Wigny (1965–68) Vranckx (1968–73) Vanderpoorten (1973–77) Van Elslande (1977–80) Vanderpoorten (1980) Moureaux (1980–81) Gol (1981–88) Wathelet (1988–95) De Clerck (1995–98) Van Parys (1998–99)

2000–present	Verwilghen (1999–2003) Onkelinx (2003–07) Vandeurzen (2007–08) De Clerck (2008–11) Turtelboom (2011–14) De Block (2014) Geens (2014–)

Authority control	WorldCat Identities VIAF: 220505263 BNF: cb105102552 (data)

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