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Albania Erifili Bezhani (1952): First Albanian female lawyer. She graduated and practiced law in France before being convicted by Albania's Communist Regime. Natasha Sheshi: First female to serve as a Judge of the Constitutional Court of Albania (1992) Ina Rama (b. 1972): First female to serve as the Prosecutor General of Albania (2007–2012) Shpresa Beçaj: First female justice appointed as the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Albania (2008–2013) Vitore Tushë: First female to serve as the Acting President of the Constitutional Court of Albania (2019) Andorra Rosa Ferràndiz: First (female) notary in Andorra (1998) Sonia Artal Conesa (2013): First female lawyer of Spanish nationality to practice in Andorra Maria Teresa Armengol Bonet: First female to serve as a member of the Superior Council of Justice of Andorra (2005) Laurence Burgogue-Larsen: First female appointed as a Judge of the Constitutional Court of Andorra (2012) Austria Marianne Beth (1889–1984) (1922): First female lawyer in Austria Johanna Kundmann and Gertrude Jaklin (née Sollinger): First female judges in Austria (1947) Margarete Haimberger-Tanzer (1916–1987): First female to serve as a criminal judge in Austria (1950) Gerda Meissl: First female prosecutor in Austria (upon becoming a public prosecutor in Vienna in 1951) Ilse Kellner: First female to serve as a Justice of the Supreme Court of Austria (1987) Lisbeth Lass: First female appointed as a Judge of the Constitutional Court of Austria (1994) Birgit Langer: First female to serve as the Vice President of the Supreme Court of Austria (2005) Irmgard Griss (b. 1946): First female to serve as the President of the Supreme Court of Austria (2007–2011) Brigitte Bierlein (b. 1949): First female to serve as the Advocate General in the Procurator's Office at the Supreme Court (1990), Vice-President (2002) and President of the Constitutional Court of Austria (2018) Margit Wachberger: First female to serve as the Head of the General Procuratorate of Austria (2023) Belarus Olga Filippovna Sukhanova: First female to serve as the Chairperson of the Supreme Court of the BSSR (1936) Isabella Martsinovich: First female to earn a Doctor of Laws (1969) and become a law professor (1971) in Belarus Lilia Vlasova and Natalia Kozyrenko: First female lawyers to establish a private law practice in post-Soviet Belarus (1990) Valentina Ivanovna Miroshnik: First Belarusian female to serve as a Judge of the Economic Court of the Commonwealth of Independent States (1992) Rimma Ivanovna Filipchik, Podgrusha Valentina Vasilyevna, and Kenik (Khoma) Ksenia Ivanovna: First females to serve as Judges of the Constitutional Court of Belarus (1994) Natalia Iosifovna Andreichik: First female to serve as the President of the Belarusian Republican Bar Association (1997) Belgium Marie Popelin (1888): First female to earn a doctorate in law in Belgium, but denied the right to practice as a lawyer Paule Lemy and Marcelle Renson (1922): The first women who took the oath of lawyer in Belgium Geneviève Janssen-Pevtschin (1937): First female judge in Belgium (upon her appointment as a Judge of the Brussels Court of First Instance in 1948) Odette Virlée-Leclef: First female to serve as the Chairperson of a Bar Association in Belgium (upon becoming the Chairperson of the Dinant Bar in 1968) Cecile Draps: First female appointed as a lawyer at the Court of Cassation of Belgium (1980) Irène Pétry: First female to serve as a Judge (1984) and President (1991) of the Court of Arbitration of Belgium (Francophone Group) [renamed as the Constitutional Court of Belgium in 2007] Anne Thily: First female appointed as an Attorney General for a Belgian Court of Appeal (upon her appointment to the Liège Court of Appeal in 1996) Beatrijs Deconinck: First female justice to serve as the First President of the Court of Cassation of Belgium (2019) Bosnia and Herzegovina Mira Gavrilovich: First female lawyer and judge in Bosnia and Herzegovina when the country was part of Yugoslavia Azra Omeragić: First female to serve as a Judge of the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the post-Dayton period (1998) Meddžida Kreso: First female to serve as a Judge and President of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina (2004) Amila Kunosic-Ferizovic: First female to serve as the President of the Bar Association of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (2008) Gordana Tadic: First female to serve as the Chief State Prosecutor of Bosnia and Herzegovina (2019) Bulgaria Vera Zlatareva (1945): First female lawyer in Bulgaria Neviana Hristova: First female lawyer to become a prosecutor in Bulgaria (1953) Milena Zhabinska: First female to serve as a Judge of Constitutional Court of the Republic of Bulgaria (1991–1994) Yordanka Hadzhineva: First female to serve as a member of the Supreme Judicial Council of Bulgaria (1991) Snezhana Botusharova: First female elected in respect of Bulgaria to serve as a Judge of the European Court of Human Rights (1998–2008) Anya Dimova: First female appointed as the Appellate Prosecutor of the Supreme Judicial Council of Bulgaria (2004) Daniela Dokovska: First female to serve as the President of the Supreme Bar Council of Bulgaria (2008) Tsanka Tsankova: First female to serve as the Acting Chair of the Constitutional Court of Bulgaria (2012–2013) Pavlina Panova: First female to serve as the Chair of the Constitutional Court of Bulgaria (2021) Galina Zaharova: First female to serve as the Chairperson of the Supreme Court of Cassation of Bulgaria (2022) Croatia Mara Ilić (1929): First female lawyer in Croatia Miroslava Vekić and Erika Kocijančić: First females to serve as Judges of the Supreme Court of Croatia upon the court's creation in 1990 Emilija Rajić (1973) and Jasna Omejec (1985): First females to serve as Judges of the Constitutional Court of Croatia (1999) Jasna Omejec (1985): First female to serve as the Constitutional Court of Croatia's President (2008–2016) Branka Ćiraković: First female to serve as the Acting President of the High Commercial Court of the Republic of Croatia (2008) Tamara Laptoš: First female to serve as the Director of the Office for the Suppression of Corruption and Organized Crime (a specialized body within the State's Attorney Office of the Republic of Croatia; 2014) Zlata Hrvoj-Šipek: First female to serve as the Attorney General of the State's Attorney Office of the Republic of Croatia (2020) Cyprus Stella Soulioti (1951): First female lawyer in Cyprus. She later became the first female Attorney General of Cyprus. Gönül Başaran Erönen (1975): First female judge in Cyprus (upon her appointment as a Judge of the District Court of Cyprus in 1980) Efi Papadopoulou (1970): First female appointed as a Justice of the Supreme Court of Cyprus (2004) Persephone Panagi: First female to serve as the President of the Supreme Court of Cyprus (2020) Northern Cyprus Shefika Hassan Hilmi Durduran (c. 1970s): First Turkish Cypriot woman to have registered to practice law in.... Discover the Lisa Unger Eva Bonne popular books. Find the top 100 most popular Lisa Unger Eva Bonne books.