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JACOBS, Francis was born on June 8, 1939 in Cliftonville. Son of the late Cecil Sigismund Jacobs and of Louise (nee Fisehhof) Jacobs.
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JACOBS, Francis was born on June 8, 1939 in Cliftonville. Son of the late Cecil Sigismund Jacobs and of Louise (nee Fisehhof) Jacobs.
City of London School, Christ Church, Oxford and Nuffield College, Oxford.
Lecturer jurisprudence University Glasgow, 1963-1965. Lecturer law London School of Economics, 1965-1969. Secretariat European Commission Human Rights and Legal Directorate Council Europe, Strasbourg, France, 1969-1972.
Legal secretary Court Justice European Communities, Luxembourg, 1972-1974, advocate general, since 1988. Professor European law University London, 1974-1988. Director Center European Law King's College, London, 1981-1988, visiting professor, since 1989.
United Kingdom delegate conference supreme administrative courts European Economic Community, 1984-1988. Part-time practice, 1974-1988. Member Administration Tribunal, International Institute for Unification Private Law, Rome.
Cooley lecturer University Michigan, 1983, Bishop lecturer, 1989. Governor British Institute Human Rights, since 1985.
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Author: Criminal Responsibility, 1971, The European Convetion on Human Rights, 1975. Author: (with others) References to the European Court, 1975, The Court of Justice of the European Communities, 1977, The European Union Treaty, 1986. Editor: European Law and the Individual, 1975.
Editor: (with others) The European Community and General Agreement of Tariff and Trades, 1986, The Effect of Treaties in Domestic Law, 1987, Liber Amicorum Pierre Pescatore, 1987. Editor Yearbook of European Law, 1981-1988. Member editorial board Yearbook of European Law, Cahiers de Droit Européen, Common Market Law Review, European Law Review, Journal Environmental Law, King's College Law Journal, Rivista di Diritto Europeo.
General editor Oxford European Community Law series, since 1986.
Member United Kingdom Association European Law (honorary secretary 1974-1981, vice president since 1981).
Married Ruth Freeman, 1964. 1 child; married Susan Felicity Gordon, 1975. 4 children.